78 Ann Street, Mitchell, Queensland, 4465 

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Rooms 6

 Car Spaces 6

 Land Size 1619 m2     

Floor Area 124 m2     

 Type Restaurant Hospitality ZONE    

 Council Area Maranoa Regional     

 Zone

  Restaurant Hospitality ZONE   

 Lot/Plan

 1/RP162012 Mitchell QLD   

 Property Type

Restaurant Hospitality ZONE   

Dream Queenslander  Restaurant Hospitality  ZONE

It's not very often you'll come across your forever Restaurant Hospitality  ZONE    but this gorgeous Queenslander is sure to make an impression.

You won't help but be charmed by this beautifully renovated three bed, one bath Restaurant Hospitality ZONE   . With its spacious verandahs, large yard and renovations that pay tribute to what this home once was, keeping todays modern comforts.

A feature of this Restaurant Hospitality ZONE    is the modern kitchen, complete with electric  cooktop, electric oven, and Kitchen Island. Beautifully designed open  plan living and kitchen space, overlooks the spacious 1619sqm yard.

The lounge is complete with polished timber floors, high ceilings, reverse cycle air conditioning. There are Three good sized Restaurant Hospitality ZONE   rooms, The largest having a split system air-conditioner.

The generously sized main bathroom features a shower over the bath, vanity, linen storage and separate toilet. Downstairs in the internal laundry is also a second toilet.

When it comes to entertaining, this home is perfectly designed. Whether it be enjoying a morning cuppa on the front verandah, or downstair in the enclosed entertainer's patio your guests will be at peace.

Additional features include:
- Wooden Stumps
- Original Pressed tin ceilings
- Carport
- Powered, Lockable Storage Room under home
- Screened doors and windows

Located in a perfectly positioned area of town, and within walking distance to shops, schools and parks.  

Mitchell Queensland | Outback Australia (mitchellqld.com) 

 Bootinga Action Group 

Mitchell Queensland | Outback Australia (mitchellqld.com) 

Cnr Ann & Liverpool Street

PO Box 149

Mitchell, Queensland, Australia 4465

Great Artesian Spa
An oasis in the Outback! The perfect way to relax and unwind after a long drive. Enjoy a dip in the Hot Spa Pool or enjoy a delicious coffee on the spa deck.

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Great Artesian Spa

Mount Moffatt

2 Cambridge St,

Mitchell, Queensland

4465 AUSTRALIA

Cnr Ann & Liverpool Street

PO Box 149

Mitchell, Queensland, Australia 4465

Great Artesian SpaAn oasis in the Outback! The perfect way to relax and unwind after a long drive. Enjoy a dip in the Hot Spa Pool or enjoy a delicious coffee on the spa deck.https://www.greatartesianspa.com/ 

Mount Moffatt

For the four wheel drive enthusiasts the spectacular Mt. Moffatt National Park is a must see while staying in the area. Sculpted sandstone outcrops, spectacular views from the highest plateau in Queensland and highly significant Aboriginal rock art sites are found in this remote section of Carnarvon National Park. It is situated 200 kilometres north of Mitchell and the drive is well worth the effort.   Ensure that enough fuel is carried for the return journey and for the 90km of park roads that can be used to explore the natural masterpiece. Please note that the road to the park is bitumen surfaced for the first 70 kilometres then gravel surfaced so it is advisable to visit the Tourist Information Centre at the Great Artesian Spa in Cambridge St, Mitchell to check on the road conditions before departing. 

Maranoa river

Maranoa River runs from the Carnarvon ranges to join the balonne near St George. The Maranoa river is the second fastest running river in Australia and on Its journey passes through Mitchell Queensland and flows onwards to St George. ​ Mitchell offers river side free camping on the banks of the Neil Turner Weir wall all year round. Waking up to the peaceful surroundings of the Maranoa river each morning will leave you feeling very relaxed. Neil Turner Weir also offers toilets, boat ramp, picnic benches, a park and bbq areas. ​ If you enjoy your stay please donate and help us to look after and maintain such a beautiful spot.

The donation box is located at the Neil Turner Weir.

Arrest Creek Monuments

View an artistic representation of the capture of the Kenniff Brothers. A monument commemorates members of the police force who fought the bushrangers throughout Australia. The memorial is at the site of the Kenniff Brothers arrest.The Statues represent the capture of Patrick Kenniff, lying on the ground with two police constables standing guard over him. The image facing to the south is that of the Aboriginal Tracker. The statue on the hill Paddy's Knob depicts how Jimmy got away and was enventually surrounded by his captors and forced to surrender.   The Kenniff Brothers are said to be Australia's last bushrangers. In 1902 Police Constable George Doyle and Station Manager Albert Dahlke were hunting the brothers Patrick and James Kenniff over the theft of a pony. They came upon the brothers at Lethbridge's Pocket in Queensland's Carnarvon region and were murdered.  A reward was offered for the Kenniffs' capture and they were caught after three months on the run at Arrest Creek near Mitchell Queensland. Patrick was hanged at Brisbane's Boggo Road Gaol in January 1903. His brother served 12 years in prison.

Major Mitchell Caravan Park
The park is situated on the banks of the Maranoa River with their spacious drive through sites nestled in a tranquil bushland setting. There are a range of site options available including ensuite, powered and camping. Park facilities include clean modern amenities with disabled access, laundry, barbecues and fireplace. - MAJOR MITCHELL CAMPSITE - Walk in the footsteps of one of our Nation's finest explorers and the namesake of our town, located north of Mitchell Queensland on the Forest Vale Road. The campsite is the site where Sir Thomas Mitchell camped in 1846 on his 4th expedition to map an overland route from Sydney to port Essington (Darwin).   On this visit Major Mitchell noted in his diary the discovery of extensive downs watered by a fine which he named the Maranoa River, as the highlight of the expedition.  

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Indigenous Cultural Trail - Yumba Trail

Australian Aboriginal culture is one of the oldest surviving cultures in the world.  Dating back at least 60,000 years, Aboriginal culture has survived due to its peoples’ resilience, strength and ability to adapt over time. Their rich culture has been passed down from generation to generation with many Indigenous cultural heritage sites withstanding the test of time. Throughout the South West Queensland region, many Aboriginal camps and other important sites have been bulldozed, but the significance of these sites, through stories and memories is still commemorated.  _ CONTACT _ Phone | (07) 4626 5288 0427 543 291  Address | Surat Aboriginal Corporation / 68 Burrowes St, Surat, QLD 4417 Email | sa.corp@bigpond.com
 

Ooline forest

As you drive past west of Mitchell Queensland along the Warrego highway, 35km from Mitchell Queensland, there is a stand of ooline. The ooline is commonly described as an attractive  tree with bright green leaves and distinctive tile patterned bark. Ooline was once widespread in the bottle tree softwood scrubs of central Queensland. A sign off to your right takes you in to experience the ooline environment. This roadside rest for travellers has been designed to create an awareness of the special significance of these relics of previous times of higher rainfall in the region.

Claravale Natural Wilderness Experience
Gill and Eunice Campbell invite you to tour with them this environmentally sensitive ecosystem and share their passion for the preservation of this unique pristine wilderness.    Come and experience nature at its best and stand in awe of panoramic views from Rowan's knob, Mount Amour and Bluff Mountain at Claravale on the southern most spur of the Carnarvon Range. Be prepared to be amazed at some of the most spectacular sandstone formations and landforms, which contain fossilized evidence of an ancient seabed.    Six thousand acres of the thirty-two thousand acre property are dedicated to the preservation of flora and fauna in a natural untouched wilderness. Two refuges interconnected by wildlife corridors, ensure the protection of a wide variety of ecosystems and habitats. The refuges include some of the most spectacular panoramic views of pristine wilderness and geological formations the nature has to offer.    A wide variety of indigenous plant species, including an abundance of ground and tree orchids, native grasses and trees, can be found in this botanical wonderland with very few introduced or pest plant species. The natural integrity of Claravale ensures that the visitor is treated to a wealth of species diversity. A bird list is available for the avid birdwatcher.   Gill and Eunice are dedicated to the custodianship, preservation and protection of this pristine ecosystem and have received several awards in recognition of their achievements and dedication to nature conservation.   _  CONTACT _  (07) 4623 2721 

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Booringa Heritage Museum
The Booringa Heritage Museum is endeavouring to preserve the heritage of the old Booringa Shire in Mitchell Queensland. The museum is open from 9am until noon every day during the tourist season.  The Group is a small volunteer community group formed in 2006 whose objective was to search out, record and promote the heritage of the Booringa region of Queensland for the enjoyment of future and current generations. 

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Old Kenniff Courthouse

Travel back in time with a visit to the original courthouse where the infamous local bushrangers Patrick and James Kenniff were committed to stand trial for the gruesome murders of Constable George Doyle and Station Manager Albert Dalke in 1902. View displays and archival information on this landmark Queensland legal case and form your own opinion of its contentious verdict.   The Kenniff Courthouse is located at the western end of Cambridge St, Mitchell beside the windmill.

Mitchell on Maranoa Gallery
The Maranoa Art Gallery is housed in the beautifully transformed old Maranoa Picture Theatre and is the cultural hub of Mitchell Queensland. This unique arts precinct includes an impressive gallery area, library, movie projection room display and outdoor artists’ work space and sculpture garden. A dedicated Gallery Committee strives to develop an impressive exhibition calendar of inspiring and creative works from local, regional and metropolitan artists.

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2 Cambridge St,

Mitchell, Queensland

4465 AUSTRALIA

Maranoa Theatre

Relive the magic and romance of an old picture theatre and go behind the scenes with a visit to the original projection room of the Maranoa Theatre. ---- Monday -Friday | 8.45am - 5:00pm  Saturday | 9:00am - 12:00pm  ---- 

FREE ---- 

Phone | (07) 4624 1264 Address | Cambridge St. Mitchell Email | mitchell.library@maranoa.qld.gov.au 

Website | www.visitmaranoa.com.au