361 Corfields Road

361 Corfields Road is situated in the town of Taroom, which lies on the Dawson River in the Shire of Banana, Queensland. The property is part of a rural community known for its historic heritage and riverfront setting

Taroom is about 380 km north‑west of Brisbane, roughly 300 km west of Maryborough, around 260 km south‑west of Rockhampton and approximately 300 km from Toowoomba. The town is accessed via the Leichhardt Highway

Greyhound Australia provides a long‑distance coach service that stops in Taroom on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for north‑bound trips, with return services to Toowoomba on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays

Yes, Taroom Airport is located about 20 km south‑east of the town and is used by private aircraft, emergency services and the resource industry. Recent upgrades have improved the facility’s animal‑proof fencing

Nearby heritage sites include the rare Steel Wings windmill on the Dawson River, the historic Leichhardt Tree on Yaldwyn Street, and Gilbert’s Lookout on Kelman Street which offers panoramic views. Other listed sites are the Fraser family grave, the former Taroom Aboriginal Settlement and the Glebe Homestead

Taroom hosts a range of annual events such as the New Year Races in January, the St Patrick’s Day campdraft in March, the Golden Horse Shoe campdraft in April, the Agricultural Show in May, a fishing competition at Glebe Weir in June, a rodeo in July, the Leichhardt Festival and Spring Races in September, and a Polocrosse Carnival later in the year

Taroom has recorded four major floods since settlement, with the worst in 1890 reaching 8.74 m above ground level. Flood markers near the windmill indicate historic levels, and bridges such as the William Harold Copeland bridge are closed during high water to protect travellers

The Banana Shire Council operates a public library at 24 Yaldwyn Street in Taroom, providing community access to books, internet and local information services