Warragul
Combining history, culture, food and nature in idyllic Warragul
Home to some of Victoria’s richest agricultural land, Warragul is nestled within the West Gippsland region between the Strzelecki Ranges to the south and the Mount Baw Baw Plateau of the Great Dividing Range.
With a population over 14,000, the township is a perfect place to raise a family, boasting quality education opportunities and copious green space to play.
One hour to the Melbourne CBD and one hour to the snow, Warragul residents really do get the best of both worlds.
Manifesting many a historic wonder, your days will consist of leisurely strolls down the main thoroughfare of Queen Street as you admire the 19th century architecture, ornate facades and iconic heritage buildings such as the Warragul Station and Shire Hall.
The suburb also has a thriving food and wine scene which places a large emphasis on paddock-to-plate. The Farmers Markets, charming cafes and drool-worthy bakeries are among some of Warragul’s biggest drawcards.
Combine this with its rich arts and culture scene, and the fact that the median house price sits at a pretty $485,000, and you have an idyllic place to live, rest and play.

$550,000 - $605,000

$500,000 - $540,000

$850,000 - $899,000

$1,500,000 - $1,650,000

$600 per week

$620 per week

$590 per week

$1,300,000


$1,030,000

Contact Agent
Real Estate Agencies in Warragul
OBrien Real Estate Clark
33 Smith St
Landgipps Warragul
70 Queen Street
Landwise Real Estate MADDINGLEY
3/22-24 Mcpherson street,
Hockingstuart Warragul
66 Queen Street
