Kyogle, NSW 2474

I looked everywhere from the boarder with Q.L.D to the end of Tassie, really!!! Drove into Kyogle to view, saw the town & knew I had to live here. Then we found our home & from that day it's like being in a warm hug all the time. The car eating potholes & the train you learn to live with, but the mix of people in this town & area is something you can't replace. When I have to go anywhere I always feel like I'm home as soon as I see this little place start to wrap itself around the hills. I kinda want it to stay a secret but everyone here is so damn proud of the place we can't help telling folks. 🙌🙌👏👏😘😘

Friendlier than Bellingen, with more artisans moving up from Sydney and setting up shop. Safe, clean and green and the locals really live up to their name of Kyogle, the friendly town. I actually live 17k away in Larnook but kinda wish I had bought in Kyogle when I had the chance.

Music everywhere! Kyogle Acoustic Music Society (KAMS) rocks out the town with an average of 4 headline shows a year.

Looking to buy a little weekender in Kyogle and have visited many times. Locals are very friendly and always smiling and helpful. Have searched all over the North Coast and decided the place to be is Kyogle. Can't wait to find the perfect property.

Kyogle has a population of 2181 with a local government area population of 9824. Real estate for sale in Kyogle is affordable with the median house price for Kyogle being $242,500. The Kyogle real estate market offers a good return on investment with Kyogle rental properties achieving a median weekly rent of $250. There is a strong demand for rental properties in Kyogle, so investors are always assured of a good occupancy rate and good returns.

The Kyogle real estate market offers a diverse range of small acreage properties from lifestyle blocks to boutique small holdings. Our subtropical climate allows for horticultural enterprises such as coffee, pecan, macadamia, and avocado.

The Kyogle district is one of the few areas in the Northern Rivers with large rural properties providing opportunities for sustainable agribusiness such as large scale beef cattle production, dairy farming and broad acre cropping.

Surrounded by rich fertile farmland and renowned for the beauty of its landscapes, world heritage listed national park and spectacular rainforests, Kyogle offers the opportunity to experience a unique country lifestyle within a friendly, vibrant community.

I dislike Kyogle, there is only one supermarket, whose prices seem to be higher than in Casino or Lismore, the town needs another supermarket for competition, there is no public transport, the roads are shocking, there could be some more play things in parks for kids.

Moved to Kyogle after living in the city. I don't understand why more people don't live here. It is so easy going. Close to the beach and shopping at Tweed. So good to start a family in and the schools are excellent. If you don't mind getting to know people and sacrificing long commutes to work well Kyogle is for you. Heaps of sports to participate in. Go Cockies. Coopers on tap at the bottom pub. Tradesman available to help with renovations. I would like to see more public transport though.

For; a great place to raise your kids on a farm - more so than in town,
both private & public schools (all ages)
Hospital, pool & cinema
Plenty of National Parks
House / Farm values good - affordable standard of living
Close to Gold coast / Brisbane
Against; prone to flooding during summer @ times
poor job prospects unless you are a tradie
Poor public transport- definitely need a reliable private vehicle as big Klms to anywhere

Being 32 kms north of Casino on the Summerland Highway, Kyogle is close to the QLD Border. The area is agricultural with dairy, cattle and timber being the main industries of the area. Kyogle is receives a high annual rainfall and is surrounded by many National Parks and rainforest areas. Kyogle has motels, caravan parks and like most other towns in Australia a “Commercial Hotel” offering accommodation and meals as well as the liquid amber stuff. Toonumber Dam is great for fishing and also features a well appointed conference centre whilst nearby Moore Park Nature reserve is a little more rustic. Many of the national Parks here have camping facilities, BBQ area and picnic Tables as well as toilet facilities. Kyogle is a good place to visit and break your journey.