Browse property in Grafton Street

Grafton Street runs as the principal east‑west cross‑street through Warwick’s grid‑planned central business district, intersecting Palmerin Street where the Thomas Byrnes monument stands. The stretch is flanked by a concentration of heritage‑listed buildings such as the residence at 50 Guy Street, St George’s Masonic Centre and the Warwick Uniting Church, reflecting the town’s historic architecture.

The street lies just south of the junction where the Cunningham and New England Highways cross the Condamine River, providing easy road links west to Goondiwindi and south to Stanthorpe. Local amenities include the Queensland Country Women’s Association rooms at 76 Grafton Street, the Warwick Public Library on Albion Street, and nearby schools such as Warwick Central State School within a few hundred metres.