Browse property in Myrtle Avenue

Myrtle Avenue sits inside Warwick’s grid‑pattern central business district, just a short walk from the main spine of Palmerin Street and its major cross‑street Grafton Street. The streetscape is punctuated by a cluster of heritage‑listed buildings, Warwick Post Office, the T J Byrnes Monument, the Langham Hotel and other historic sites, creating a mix of late‑19th‑century brick façades and timber residences that reflect the town’s early settlement character.

The avenue enjoys direct road connections via the Cunningham and New England Highways, which enter from the north, cross the Condamine River and run alongside the CBD, linking Warwick west to Goondiwindi and south to Stanthorpe. Walking distance brings residents to key amenities such as Warwick Central State School, the Southern Downs Regional Council library on Albion Street, Queens Park along the river, and cultural attractions like the Pringle Cottage Museum and Warwick Art Gallery.