16 Taylor Street, Warra QLD 4411

2 bedrooms | 2.21 acres | bushfire overlay | rental upside confirmed The property’s primary competitive advantage is its land-to-price ratio, offering over two acres in a residential zone at a price point where most buyers would secure only a standard suburban block. The 268m² building footprint, while modest, provides a functional two-bedroom layout with a fireplace and negotiable air-conditioning, making it immediately habitable. This configuration best suits a buyer seeking a low-cost entry into regional acreage living, a downsizer wanting single-level space with room for a garden, or an investor targeting the confirmed $430 per week rental demand. The bushfire overlay is the material risk, potentially increasing insurance premiums and imposing vegetation management obligations that a buyer must factor into holding costs. The discrepancy between the 2.21-acre listing and the 0.57-acre figure in one source demands verification through a registered survey before exchange. Opportunities lie in the property’s original 23-bedroom configuration, suggesting future subdivision potential if council zoning permits, though this is speculative. The reliable NBN and 4G coverage support remote work viability. Hold this property as a low-maintenance acreage retreat or a rental income stream, with a medium-term view on land appreciation in the Western Downs corridor.