130 High Street, Stanthorpe QLD 4380, Australia
The Central Hotel (0.1 km) and the Stanthorpe Post Office (0.1 km) are both heritage‑listed sites nearby. Other listed properties such as Masel Residence (0.5 km) and El Arish (0.5 km) are also within a short walk.
The biennial Apple & Grape Harvest Festival takes place in the heart of Stanthorpe, essentially at the property’s doorstep. The town also hosts the annual Australian Small Winemakers Show and the Stanthorpe Show, all within easy reach.
Stanthorpe railway station is about 0.5 km from 130 High Street. While the line is still present, regular passenger services have not operated since 1972, though a tourist steam train runs most months.
Weeroona Park (0.2 km) and Gleason Park (0.6 km) offer walking and cycling paths along Quart Pot Creek. The Stanthorpe Library (0.2 km) and the Regional Art Gallery are also within a short stroll.
Stanthorpe enjoys a subtropical highland climate with cool winters; the record low temperature is –10.6 °C. Snowfall is rare but has occurred, most notably a light dusting in July 2015.
The Granite Belt region (0.3 km) is renowned for its cool‑climate fruit, wine production, and scenic mountain views. Nearby historic sites like the Stanthorpe Heritage Museum (12 High Street) display local history and heritage buildings.
In addition to the nearby railway line, Stanthorpe Airport is approximately 0.9 km away, offering private and charter flights. Road access is via the New England Highway, which bypasses the town to the west.
