356 Bundulla Road, Taroom QLD 4420, Australia
The house sits on a parcel of approximately 2,378,682 m² of land, which is about 238 hectares. This provides ample space for farming, recreation or future development.
Bundulla Road connects to the Leichhardt Highway, which runs north‑south through Taroom, and the Roma‑Taroom Road enters the town from the south‑west. These highways give easy vehicle access to Brisbane, Rockhampton and other regional centres.
The property is close to several water features: Campbell Waterhole is about 1.8 km away, Scotchy Creek and Blackboy Creek are each roughly 2.4 km distant, and the historic Bundulla weather station lies about 2.3 km away.
Taroom is situated on the Dawson River and has experienced several major floods (1890, 1956, 1983, 2010 and 2010‑11). While the property is on Bundulla Road, the town’s flood history means residents are accustomed to occasional river flooding.
In addition to road access, Greyhound Australia runs a long‑distance coach service that stops in Taroom three days a week. The Taroom Airport, used by private and emergency aircraft, is located about 20 km south‑east of the town.
Taroom offers a library operated by Banana Shire Council, a modern Town Hall with auditorium and kitchen, and heritage sites such as the Steel Wings windmill on the Dawson River and Gilbert’s Lookout with panoramic views.
The town holds an annual calendar of events, including New Year Races in January, St Patrick’s Day campdrafting in March, the Agricultural Show in May, a fishing competition at Glebe Weir in June, and the Leichhardt Festival in September.
