Property For Sale Townsville

Planning to move within or relocate to beautiful Townsville? Well, you’re in luck. At Harcourts Kingsberry, we’re proud to list a fantastic range of properties for sale in Townsville and across the surrounding region. Browse our collection of listed properties below before attending an inspection, or even attend an upcoming auction. Our extensive property portfolio attracts a lot of interest locally and across the country, so don’t hesitate to get in touch or visit us in person to learn more about our listings and prepare to make an offer.

67 properties found

For Sale

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Cranbrook

23 Mathiesen Street, Cranbrook

Expression of Interest

For Sale

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Kelso

7 Munbilla Drive, Kelso

Under Contract

For Sale

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Rosslea

2/17 Lowth Street, Rosslea

Offers Over $309,000

For Sale

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West End

4/23-25 Echlin Street, West End

Offers Over $399,000

For Sale

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South Townsville

34/38 Morehead Street, South Townsville

Low $400,000

For Sale

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Deeragun

94 Geaney Lane, Deeragun

Just Listed

For Sale

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Rosslea

3/11-13 Watson Street, Rosslea

OFFERS OVER $435,000

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much money will I need to buy a home?

You’ll need a deposit, as well as enough funds to cover your legal fees, a building inspection, and stamp duty. If you purchase a property with a deposit less than 20% of the purchase price, you’ll likely need to take out mortgage insurance too.

Do I really need a building inspection?

Yes. A building inspection is necessary to help you assess the condition of the property and to identify any potential issues that may need immediate or future repairs. Most people choose a professional inspector to ensure the job is done right and is documented in detail.

Should I buy a house or an apartment?

This will really depend on several factors: where you want to buy, what your budget is, and why you’re buying in the first place. If you’re buying for the first time in a city like Townsville, buying an apartment might be a great way to establish yourself in the property market and begin the journey to buying a house down the track. For the more seasoned buyer, longer-term investment in a house might be the preferable option.

I want to live in Townsville, but I don’t know the area that well. Any advice?

If you’re wanting to relocate to this beautiful region, the best way to get to know the area is to do some thorough research before visiting in person. Browse through our large portfolio of properties and plan to be available for scheduled property inspections. We’d be happy to answer any questions you have about the area to assist you in making the right decision for you. In the meantime, try to get a good understanding of elements such as traffic, public transport, shopping centres, parks, and schools to help you make a decision.