The property is in Thangool, about 12 km south of the Shire administrative centre of Biloela and roughly 591 km north‑west of Queensland’s capital, Brisbane.

What local amenities are nearby the property?

Nearby Thangool offers two hotels (the Red Steer Hotel and the Hotel Thangool), a service station, post office, carpenters, welders and an aircraft refuelling business. The town also has a fire station, racecourse and recreational hall for community events.

What natural attractions can I visit close to 762 Valentine Plains Road?

Mount Scoria, a rare volcanic formation with impressive basalt columns, lies a short distance south of the property. The surrounding countryside is characterised by grazing on native vegetation and some crop growing, providing open rural scenery.

How can I travel to the property by road or rail?

The property is accessed via Valentine Plains Road, the main local road network. The former Callide Valley railway line runs through the locality, but its stations (Thangool, Kariboe, Mount Scoria) are now abandoned, so road travel is the primary option.

What is the typical land use and climate in the Thangool area?

The predominant land use around Thangool is grazing on native vegetation with a small amount of crop production, including sorghum, wheat and occasional cotton. The region experiences a rural climate suitable for dry‑land and irrigated farming.

What community events are held in Thangool?

Thangool hosts the annual Thangool Cup Races each September and a Christmas market each November, both popular with locals and visitors.

Are there any emergency or aviation facilities nearby?

Yes, the Thangool Fire Station is located on Stanley Street, and the Thangool Airport (Aerodrome) at 42 Aerodrome Road provides aircraft refuelling and serves the Banana Shire region.