2 Chamberlain Road

Burua QLD 4680

Lot 1: 99.7 Acres (house block)
Lot 2: 41.1 Acres

There is an old home located on Lot 1, approximately 100m from Chamberlain Road. This home is going as is where is and is not liveable in it's current condition and requires complete refurbishment. There are 5 dams total spread across the property.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-positioned landholding with exceptional development potential in a growing area with our sellers open to negotiations.

Gladstone is a thriving regional hub offering a unique combination of strong industry, exceptional lifestyle, and prime property development opportunities. With major sectors like energy, mining, construction, and a fast-growing renewable energy industry, the region attracts a steady influx of workers and families seeking long-term opportunities. Its relaxed coastal lifestyle, affordable housing, and natural beauty make it highly desirable for residents, while developers benefit from lower land costs, strong rental demand, and supportive infrastructure investment. Altogether, Gladstone presents a powerful case for living, working, and investing in one of Queenslands most promising growth regions.

Calliope is a bustling country town on the outskirts of Gladstone complete with an incredible IGA, pharmacy, medical centre, post office, child care, primary and high school, multiple retail shops, a wide range of cafes, pubs and takeaway options as well. The community is well equipped with well manicured and maintained parks, sporting fields, clubs and community centre.

Driving distance to;
Gladstone Central: 17 minutes
Calliope: 7 minutes
Rockhampton: 1 hour 19 minutes
Biloela: 1 hour 13 minutes
Monto: 1 hour 52 minutes
Agnes Water: 1 hour 23 minutes
Bundaberg: 2 hours 5 minutes
Sunshine Coast: 4 hours 54 minutes
Brisbane: 5 hours 58 minutes

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