Within a kilometre you’ll find the Southern Downs Steam Railway museum, the historic National Hotel, and the heritage‑listed Warwick Town Hall and Glennie Hall.

What is the climate like in Warwick?

Warwick enjoys a humid subtropical climate with hot summers, mild dry winters, and occasional frosty nights. Average annual rainfall is about 660 mm, peaking in summer.

Are there any flood risks to be aware of in this area?

The Condamine River runs near Warwick and can flood, occasionally cutting road links. Most residential areas, including the higher‑lying parts where this property sits, are positioned above the low‑lying floodplain.

Where is the nearest public library and what services does it offer?

Warwick Library is about 1.6 km from the property on Albion Street. It provides lending services, internet access, community programs and a quiet study environment.

What community events are held in Warwick each year?

Warwick hosts a variety of events such as the Warwick Agricultural Show in March, the FEI Eventing World Cup in May, the Jumpers and Jazz Festival in July, the Rose Festival in October, and regular horse‑racing meets at Allman Park Racecourse.

How close is the local weather monitoring station?

The Warwick (Scots College) weather station is just 0.1 km from the property, providing up‑to‑date local climate data.

What major roads provide access to Warwick?

The Cunningham Highway and the New England Highway enter the town from the north, cross the Condamine River, and run westward through Warwick, offering direct connections to Goondiwindi and Stanthorpe.