Lot 107 Leichhardt Highway, Taroom QLD 4420, Australia
The parcel covers 977,450 m², which is roughly 98 hectares (about 240 acres) of land.
Given Taroom’s rural setting and the size of the parcel, it is well‑suited for broad‑acre uses such as cropping or cattle grazing that are common in the region.
The Leichhardt Highway, which runs north‑south through Taroom, and the Roma‑Taroom Road from the south‑west provide primary access to land in the area. These routes connect the parcel to major centres such as Toowoomba, Rockhampton and Brisbane.
Taroom sits on the Dawson River and has experienced several major floods (1890, 1956, 1983, 2010). Potential buyers should investigate the parcel’s exact location relative to the river and local flood‑marker data.
The town of Taroom offers a library, primary/secondary school, health centre and a range of sporting and cultural venues, all within a short drive from the parcel.
Greyhound long‑distance coaches stop in Taroom several times a week, and the Taroom Airport – about 20 km south‑east – handles private and emergency flights, providing additional connectivity.
Nearby points of interest include a rare early‑20th‑century steel windmill on the Dawson River, Gilbert’s Lookout with panoramic views, and heritage sites such as the Leichhardt Tree.
