Positioned on a generous 1619 square metre block, this solid three-bedroom home at 92 Bowen Street presents an exceptional opportunity in the heart of Goondiwindi’s established residential precinct. With its practical layout and wealth of outdoor space, this property offers the perfect canvas for families seeking room to grow or investors looking for solid rental potential in this thriving border town. Your options are endless! Live in the front house while you build a new home on the large back block at the back, then rent the front house out, put Mum and Dad in the front house, and build your home at the back.. or place a set of duplexes on the back block and use the income to pay the mortgage off quicker!
Featuring three comfortable bedrooms, a spacious lounge room, and a practical bathroom, making it ideal for growing families or those seeking a comfortable country lifestyle. Climate control is assured year-round with split system air conditioning, ensuring your family stays comfortable through Goondiwindi’s hot summers and mild winters.
Step outside to discover the property’s true potential with fantastic outdoor entertaining options. The outdoor entertainment area provides the perfect setting for weekend barbecues and family gatherings, while the fully fenced yard offers security and privacy for children and pets to play safely.
• Generous 1,619m² fully fenced block • Three bedrooms plus spacious lounge room • Split system air conditioning for year-round comfort • Outdoor entertainment area perfect for hosting • Carport for secure parking • Convenient sheds for additional storage • Toasty wood fire
The property’s location places you within easy reach of Goondiwindi’s renowned educational facilities, including the historic Goondiwindi State School, one of Queensland’s oldest primary schools, and the well-regarded Goondiwindi State High School. St Mary’s Parish School and Border Rivers Christian College also serve the area, providing excellent educational choices for families.
Goondiwindi’s position as a major transport hub means exceptional connectivity, with the Newell, Leichhardt, Gore, and Cunningham Highways all converging nearby. This makes commuting or travel to Brisbane, just 350 kilometres northeast, remarkably convenient for business or leisure.
The town offers an enviable lifestyle with the stunning Natural Heritage and Water Park providing waterskiing, wakeboarding, and boating opportunities right on your doorstep. The unique Goondiwindi Botanic Gardens of the Western Woodlands showcases 25 hectares of native species, while Boobera Lagoon and Bendidee National Park offer additional natural attractions for outdoor enthusiasts.
• Walking distance to quality schools and educational facilities • Close to Natural Heritage and Water Park for water sports • Near Goondiwindi Botanic Gardens and nature reserves • Easy access to town centre shopping and services • Excellent highway connections for regional travel
Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the town’s active community, with rugby union, rugby league, cricket, golf, tennis, and Australian football all well-represented. The annual “Hell of the West” triathlon brings national attention to this vibrant regional centre, while the large indoor gymnasium serves both school and community groups.
Step inside to discover a comfortable single-level layout featuring three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom, complemented by a welcoming lounge area perfect for family gatherings. The home benefits from split system air conditioning, ensuring year-round comfort through Goondiwindi’s hot summers and mild winters. Single garage accommodation provides secure parking, while an additional carport offers extra vehicle protection.
• Spacious three-bedroom, one-bathroom home on 1619sqm • Single-level living with comfortable lounge area • Split system air conditioning for climate control • Single garage plus carport for vehicle accommodation • Outdoor entertainment area perfect for gatherings
The property’s standout feature is undoubtedly its expansive outdoor space, fully fenced for privacy and security. An established outdoor entertainment area creates the ideal setting for barbecues and social gatherings, while practical shed storage provides ample space for tools, equipment, and hobbies. The substantial land size offers endless possibilities for gardens, play areas, or future development.
Goondiwindi’s reputation as a major transport nexus makes this location particularly attractive, with the Newell, Leichhardt, Gore, Cunningham, Barwon and Bruxner Highways all converging nearby. This connectivity ensures excellent access to Brisbane, just 350 kilometres to the northeast, and seamless travel between Queensland and New South Wales. The town serves as a popular stopover point for interstate travellers, supporting a robust local economy.
• Major highway intersection providing excellent connectivity • 350km southwest of Brisbane with direct transport links • Strategic border location between Queensland and New South Wales • Popular stopover destination supporting local businesses
Family life is well-catered for in Goondiwindi, with excellent educational facilities including the historic Goondiwindi State School established in 1864, Goondiwindi State High School, and St Mary’s Parish School. The recently established Border Rivers Christian College adds to the educational diversity, while the town’s strong community focus ensures children have access to numerous sporting and cultural activities.
Recreation opportunities abound with the Natural Heritage and Water Park offering waterskiing, wakeboarding, and boating on its purpose-built 3-kilometre water channel. The unique Goondiwindi Botanic Gardens of the Western Woodlands showcases native species across 25 hectares, while Boobera Lagoon and Bendidee National Park provide natural escapes nearby. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy the town’s active community with rugby, cricket, golf, tennis, and the famous annual “Hell of The West” triathlon.
The town’s practical amenities enhance daily living with the Goondiwindi Regional Council library, community cultural centre, swimming pool, and art gallery all easily accessible. Heritage attractions like the Customs House Museum celebrate the town’s rich history, while the Gunsynd statue honours the legendary racehorse known as “The Goondiwindi Grey.”
• Natural Heritage and Water Park with 3km water channel • Botanic Gardens featuring 25 hectares of native species • Comprehensive sporting facilities and annual triathlon event • Rich cultural heritage with museums and community facilities
This property represents excellent value in a town that successfully balances rural charm with modern conveniences. The combination of substantial land, practical home features, and Goondiwindi’s strategic location creates an opportunity that appeals to diverse buyer needs. Whether you’re seeking a family home with space to breathe, an investment property in a stable market, or a strategic base for business operations, 92 Bowen Street delivers on multiple fronts.
Don’t miss this chance to secure your place in one of Queensland’s most well-connected rural centres, where community spirit thrives and opportunity awaits.
