151 Mcevoy Street, Warwick QLD 4370, Australia
Warwick enjoys a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild, relatively dry winters. Frost can occur in winter, and the area records temperatures ranging from a high of 42.2 °C to a low of –7.7 °C.
Yes, the Condamine River frequently floods, which can temporarily disconnect the northern and southern parts of Warwick and close the main highways. Low‑lying land near the river is primarily used for recreation to minimise flood damage.
The property is within about 2 km of several heritage‑listed locations, including the Assembly Hall, Our Lady of Assumption Convent, Barnes & Co. Trading Place, the National Hotel, and the Pringle Cottage Museum complex.
Yes, Slade Park is just 1.7 km away, offering a nearby open space for recreation and leisure.
Warwick is served by the Cunningham and New England Highways, which run through the town, and the Warwick railway station is approximately 2.2 km away, providing rail access to the region.
The Southern Downs Regional Council operates a public library on Albion Street, the Queensland Country Women’s Association has rooms on Grafton Street, and Warwick Wesleyan Methodist Church is located on Wood Street. Additionally, Rose City FM community radio broadcasts from nearby.
Warwick hosts a range of events such as the Warwick Agricultural Show (March), the FEI Eventing World Cup (May), the Rose Festival (October), and cultural venues like the Warwick Art Gallery and the Pringle Cottage Museum.
