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Description: Blank canvas, big block, zero flood risk. This is about as straightforward as land buying gets.
You're looking at 800m² on a wide 22.7m frontage, running back 34.4m — plenty of room to work with whether you're drawing up house plans, thinking ahead, or just done paying rent on someone else's dirt. It's elevated and flood-free, so no drama there, and it already has Colourbond fencing along two boundaries, with all services available, which means less to sort out before you can actually start building.
Chinchilla itself has quietly become one of those towns people underestimate until they visit. It's a genuine service hub for the Western Downs — hospital, schools right through to high school, TAFE, a Woolworths and the usual retail strip — but it's grown up around agriculture and the Surat Basin gas industry, so there's real economic weight behind it, not just a nice main street. Population's been climbing steadily for years. It's also the self-proclaimed Melon Capital of Australia, for what that's worth at a dinner party.
The numbers:
800m² block
22.7m frontage / 34.4m depth (approx.)
Flood-free, elevated allotment
Colourbond fencing, two boundaries
All services available
Rates approx. $1,110.50/half year
None of this requires much imagination to see the appeal — flat, dry, serviced land in a growing town, at a price that leaves room to actually build something. Whether that's a first home, a rental, or just a bet on Chinchilla's trajectory, it stacks up.
Contact:
Dan – 0473 240 990
Jason – 0429 110 582
Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the above by inspection or otherwise.
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