Browse property in Thornton Street

Thornton Street runs through the grid‑pattern heart of Warwick, linking the main commercial spine of Palmerin Street with the surrounding residential blocks. The streetscape is punctuated by modest timber and brick homes that sit alongside a concentration of heritage‑listed sites – such as the nearby Warwick Court House, Langham Hotel and the T J Byrnes Monument – giving the area a historic village feel.

The street enjoys easy access to the town’s transport network: the Cunningham and New England Highways converge just north of the centre, cross the Condamine River and continue west and south, while the river’s flood‑plain parks keep low‑lying land open for recreation. Within a short walk residents can reach Warwick Central State School, the public library on Albion Street, Queensland Country Women’s Association rooms on Grafton Street, and a variety of historic shops and cafés that line the nearby streets.