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Warwick, QLD
Warwick has got it all. A thriving regional hub, with an active community, great choice of schools, and affordable living.
Warwick is located in Queensland, and is the major centre in the Darling Downs region. It is a regional hub with a relaxed and friendly country town vibe.
Famous as the Rose and Rodeo city, the balance is just right in Warwick.
Banked by the Condamine River, are the beautifully preserved sandstone buildings, family parks and and lashings of country town charm with all the trappings of a thriving creative regional city.
Average Temperatures
Summer
25°
Winter
10°
Population
Current
14,100
Nearest Capital
2hr 15min drive
Brisbane
The benefits of living in Warwick, QLD
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Connected community
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Country livestyle
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Recreational activities
Getting there
Warwick is in in southeast Queensland, just over two hours drive from Brisbane, and accessible via, car, bus, or flying.
Airport
Bus
There are regular interstate bus services, departing from Toowoomba and Brisbane. Bus timetables.
Highways
Two major highways run through Warwick. The Cunninham and New England highways.
Getting around
In less than 25 minutes you’ll be able to get around Warwick, either on a well supported bus network, cycling, or walking.
Accomodation
In Warwick, the houses and the backyards are big, but the rents are small, especially compared with city prices. Choose from a spacious modern home in a new housing estate, a charming Queenslander in one of Warwick’s historic streets.
Average rental prices (weekly)
2 bed unit
Warwick
$285Sydney: $700
3 bed unit
Warwick
$330Sydney: $1000
2 bed house
Warwick
$330Sydney: $1800
3 bed house
Warwick
$390Sydney: $700
Accommodations options
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Explore the latest list of apartment and townhouses for rent in Warwick.
Amenities
Living in Warwick offers everything you need to live a life with more- welcoming and connected communities, a wealth of services, such as hospitals, libraries, bars and eateries, and a stunning natural environment.
Education
As a growing city, Warwick is home to a large number of government and private primary and secondary schools.
6+
Childcare and Kindergarten
4
Primary schools
5+
Secondary schools
2
Tertiary education
Medical services
Hospitals
Warwick Hospital is the hub hospital for the Southern Downs. It provides a range of hospital services, including emergency services. It also offers visiting specialist services, allied health services, community health services and several clinics.
4+
Medical centres and GP’s
15+
Allied Health providers
Shopping
Whether you’re seeking a hand-made gift, or high fashion, you will find what you’re looking for in Warwick.
1
Shopping malls
The Rose City mall offers 60+ stores, undercover car parking, delicious dining options and major supermarkets.
4+
Department stores
There are a range of department stores to suit household shopping requirements.
8+
Grocery stores
Enjoy a variety of grocery stores, from conventional, to boutique and specialty.
Dining
Thanks to its elevation (1,000 metres above sea level), warm days and cool nights, and strong agricultural connection, there’s no shortage of fresh, local and seasonal produce filtering through the kitchens of local cafes and restaurants.
Explore dining options
Banking
Warwick is well supported by national and regional banks.
Religious institutions
Warwick offers a wide range of centers for worship, welcoming newcomers into their communities.
- St Mary’s Catholic Church
- St Mark’s Anglican Parish of Warwick
- St John’s Anglican Church
- St Peter’s Lutheran Church
- Warwick Wesleyan Methodist Church
- Warwick Baptist Church
- Warwick Church of Christ
- Warwick Seventh-day Adventist Church
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Sri Siddhi Vinayaka Temple
- Warwick Islamic Society
Things to do
With an active community, rich country history, beautiful national parks, dams for water sports, there is plenty keep the family entertained!
