This appealing two-bedroom, single-story residence is situated on a generous one-acre lot, seamlessly blending comfort with functionality. The home features a substantial evaporative air conditioning unit in the lounge and kitchen area, providing efficient cooling throughout the space, complemented by remote-controlled ceiling fans in each room. Both bedrooms are spacious, each equipped with walk-in wardrobes, with one bedroom offering a private shower recess and vanity.
The kitchen is well-equipped, featuring a gas cooktop, electric oven, and dishwasher, and opens into a welcoming dining and lounge area, ideally suited for social gatherings. The main bathroom is designed with a separate shower, toilet, and laundry area. Recently refreshed with new paint inside and out, the residence conveys a contemporary aesthetic.
The exterior of the property includes two rooms attached to a powered workshop/carport, secured by large lockable double gates at both the front and side. Water is supplied to the building, although there is no internal plumbing. An expansive paved outdoor area is shaded by a substantial tree, and a greenhouse is located toward the back fence, with power connected. The property is fully fenced, ensuring security for pets and livestock, while also featuring a variety of fruit trees and a fenced chicken enclosure, appealing to gardening enthusiasts.
The residence is connected to town water and includes a separate outdoor septic system, with a newly installed toilet. A comprehensive list of included items is available upon request.
### RAVENWOOD INFORMATION
Ravenswood is a quaint mining town located in the Charters Towers Region of Queensland, Australia. Situated approximately 40 kilometres south of Mingela and around 89 kilometres from Charters Towers, this small locality had a population of 297 according to the 2021 census.
**History**
Ravenswood stands as a living testament to the historical gold rush era, once thriving with a bustling community that boasted over 48 hotels. Today, the town's population is estimated at around 255, with only two beautifully restored hotels remaining that capture the essence of its rich history. Following the discovery of gold in 1868, the township flourished well into the early 1900s, reaching a peak population of nearly 5000 residents. Many historic buildings from this period remain, showcasing the significant heritage.
However, various challenges, including an industrial strike in 1912 and the disruptions of World War I, led to a decline in mining activities, causing the town to dwindle. From 1879 to 1930, Ravenswood served as the administrative centre for local governance, first as the Ravenswood Division and later as the Shire of Ravenswood. Unfortunately, due to the population decline, the Shire was absorbed into the Shire of Dalrymple.
By the 2006 census, Ravenswood had seen its population drop to 191 inhabitants.
**Economy**
Today, the area is home to two operational gold mines: a large open-cut mine situated behind the town and an underground mine located at nearby Mount Wright. The ongoing mining operations have contributed to a population resurgence, which has since grown from around 200 to nearly 500 residents. Tourism is also a vital aspect of the local economy, drawing visitors interested in the town's rich history.
For further information or inquiries, please contact Yvonne or Andrew in the office at 07 4787 1144.
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