Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomestoriesHigh on a Hill

High on a Hill

Enjoy the relaxed ease of country town living in this neat two bedroom home on an elevated 2023 m² (half acre) block with panoramic mountain views.

Both bedrooms feature built-ins and the large main bedroom has good flow through ventilation and plenty of natural light.

There is both air conditioning and woodfire in the open plan living and a functional electric kitchen.

The bathroom has a shower, toilet and is combined with the laundry.

The two-bay shed has been converted in to a studio with attached outdoor area and double carport.

The trees on the lot add an extra country feel to the property.

There is a large 92,000 litre plus 5000 gal rain water tanks plus two galvanised tanks on the sheds supply ample water and the septic system.

As a bonus the owner will include ride-on mower, hedge trimmer, chainsaw, fridge/freezer, washing machine and more for successful buyer

Contact Helen Harm on 0408 457 496.

Home Features:- Air conditioning, carpeted bedrooms, ceiling fans, electric hot plates/oven, entertaining area, fully fenced, private courtyard, rangehood, tiled bathroom/laundry, vinyl in living areas.

Community Features:- playground/park, primary school, secondary school bus, hotel/motel

Contact Helen Harm on 0408 457 496 for inspection. Go to www.helenharm.com for more photos

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Water security tops council’s pre-budget wish list

Water security, infrastructure upgrades and safer roads topped the Southern Downs council’s state and federal pre-budget wishlists with millions in funding sought to future...
More News

Sheep sale yields strong gains

Agents and vendors combined to present a larger yarding of both mutton and lamb types for the weekly sale. The total of 3581 head...

ARK’s pet of the week is Huxley

Huxley is a gorgeous Kelpie x Border Collie who clearly missed the memo about being a high‑drive working breed. While his ancestors were out...

Dominant display from Ludlow

Lynette Ludlow was the winner when six Stanthorpe ladies lined up for the weekly mid-week single stableford this past Wednesday. The weather was bright...

Cool Music in hot form in Warwick

Bryan Dais is keen to step Cool Music up in distance after the mare returned to form by claiming the Les Clarke Memorial race...

Festival fever in Stanthorpe as Apple and Grape hits 60

Stanthorpe is ready to light up as Australia’s longest running harvest festival gets set to celebrate 60 years, transforming the town into a carnival...

Residents hoping Cherrabah rejection sends clear message

Elbow Valley residents are hoping the Southern Downs council’s overwhelming rejection of a controversial water bottling facility at Cherrabah Resort sends a clear message...

McMillan and Ludlow star

Brendan McMillan and Lynette Ludlow took the titles as 39 players, including nine women, played out a Single Stableford sponsored by Stanthorpe’s Hello World...

Three teams in semis hunt

Souths, Valleys and RSL are all still in the race for the Stanthorpe and District Cricket semi final with just one round to go...

Warwick Show returns for 2026

The annual Spano’s IGA Warwick Show is returning to the Warwick Showgrounds from Friday, 10 March to Sunday, 22 March, promising a weekend of...

Festival icon Johnny Crunch returns

Johnny Crunch, also known as Jonno Apple, will again lead the 2026 Apple and Grape harvest festival parade. The nearly 4 metre high fibreglass...