QLD · 4610

Kingaroy

Suburb profile, market snapshot and recent listings for Kingaroy, QLD 4610.

Kingaroy, QLD 4610

About Kingaroy

Welcome to Kingaroy

Kingaroy sits about 210 kilometres north-west of Brisbane, on the Western Downs edge of the South Burnett region. Long known as the peanut capital of Australia, it's a working rural town that doubles as the administrative and commercial hub for the surrounding farming districts, with silos and red soil paddocks visible from the edges of the residential streets.

It's a suburb that suits families, farmers and those wanting a genuine sea-change away from the coast, without sacrificing decent schools, shops and services. With neighbouring localities like Booie and Crawford offering larger rural blocks just minutes away, Kingaroy itself remains the practical, town-centre option for everyday living.

Lifestyle & dining

Kingaroy's town centre has the unhurried rhythm typical of a well-established rural centre, with cafes and pubs that double as the social hub for the district. The annual Baconfest and the town's peanut-growing heritage give it a distinct local identity, and there's a steady calendar of agricultural shows and markets that bring the wider South Burnett community into town.

For a place of its size, Kingaroy punches above its weight for food and produce, drawing on the surrounding farmland for fresh local supply. It's not a dining-out destination in the way a coastal suburb might be, but for locals it offers everything needed for day-to-day life, from bakeries and bistros to the Kingaroy Heritage Museum for a look at the town's past.

Getting around

Kingaroy is car-dependent, as is typical for a regional service town, with the Bunya Highway and D'Aguilar Highway meeting here to connect residents to Nanango, Murgon and onward to the Sunshine Coast hinterland or Brisbane via Toowoomba or the Blackall Range. The drive to Brisbane takes a little under three hours, making Kingaroy more of a live-and-work-locally town than a commuter suburb.

Local streets are easy to navigate and most amenities, schools and shops are within a short drive of any residential pocket. Kingaroy Airport provides regular regional air services, useful for business travellers and those needing a quicker connection to Brisbane than the road trip allows.

Schools & families

Families are well catered for, with Kingaroy State School and Taabinga State School providing state primary options, St John's Lutheran School offering an independent alternative, and Kingaroy State High School covering secondary education locally. This full spread of schooling from prep through to year 12 is a significant drawcard for families who want to avoid boarding school or long commutes.

With a median age of 38 and a population of 10,266, Kingaroy has the demographic profile of a settled family town rather than a retirement or transient community, and the local schools are woven into the social fabric of the place.

Parks & recreation

Kingaroy's recreational life leans towards the outdoors and community sport, with sporting fields, showgrounds and the nearby Bunya Mountains all part of the lifestyle on offer. The town's rural setting means many residents have space for their own gardens or hobby farming ambitions, particularly in the surrounding areas like Booie and Crawford where larger acreage blocks are more common.

Walking and cycling tracks around the town, along with the Kingaroy skydiving strip and nearby dams and reservoirs, add to the recreational options for those who enjoy an active, outdoor lifestyle.

Housing & architecture

The housing stock in Kingaroy is dominated by detached houses, which make up 83% of current listings, reflecting the town's suburban and rural character. Land sales account for a further 7% of listings, appealing to those wanting to build, while apartments and units (7%) and townhouses (2%) make up a small minority, generally clustered closer to the town centre.

Expect a mix of classic Queenslander-style homes on generous blocks alongside newer brick-veneer builds, with plenty of properties offering the kind of yard space and shedding that rural buyers look for.

The property market

Kingaroy's property market has shown solid momentum, with median house prices sitting at $509,000 after recent growth of 18.3%. Units and apartments are considerably more affordable, with a median of $328,000, giving buyers a lower-cost entry point into the area if land size isn't the priority.

Renters can expect to pay a median of $530 per week, a figure that reflects steady demand from workers servicing the region's agricultural and service industries. For buyers priced out of coastal and Brisbane markets, Kingaroy's price point combined with its recent growth trajectory makes it a suburb worth watching, particularly for those chasing space, a house-and-land lifestyle, and a genuine community feel.

Market snapshot

Kingaroy property market

Median price ranks #3,398 of 3,797 suburbs · pricier than 11%
Type
Bedrooms

Median sale price

$509k

House · 3 bed

Median rent

$530

per week

Gross rental yield

5.4%

annual rent ÷ sale price

Typical price range

Entry

$350k

Median

$509k

Premium

$662k

Days on market

14

Auction clearance

0%

Sold this year

118

Median sold price trend · House 3 bed

Compound growth +19.5% / yr over 4 yrs

Median price by bedrooms · House

Property types on market

Share of current listings in Kingaroy by dwelling type.

House83%
Land7%
Apartment / Unit7%
Townhouse2%
Acreage / Rural2%

Who lives here

Demographics

ABS Census 2021 figures for Kingaroy, QLD 4610.

Population

10,266

residents (2021)

Median age

38

years

Household income

$1,244

median, per week

Median rent

$260

per week

Median mortgage

$1,200

per month

Mortgage / income

22%

comfortable

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021. Suburb-level (SAL) aggregates.

Education

Schools in Kingaroy

Government school catchment

Kingaroy State School

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Taabinga State School

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Kingaroy State High School

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Independent & Catholic schools

St John's Lutheran School

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Recent results

Recently sold in Kingaroy

$575k

1/38 Buckingham Street

house4 bd · 2 ba · 2 car

Sold ~July 2026

$347k

10/32-34 James Street

apartment2 bd · 1 ba · 1 car

Sold ~July 2026

$533k

55 First Avenue

house3 bd · 1 ba · 1 car

Sold ~July 2026

$390k

9 27-29 James street

apartment2 bd · 1 ba · 1 car

Sold ~July 2026

$225k

48 Buckingham Street

land

Sold ~July 2026

$399k

9 Alice Street

house2 bd · 1 ba · 4 car

Sold ~July 2026

$680k

25 Webster Street

house3 bd · 2 ba · 3 car

Sold ~July 2026

$512k

12 Murray Parade

house3 bd · 1 ba · 2 car

Sold ~July 2026

Sold prices as published on the original listing; some may reflect the last advertised price. Dates are approximate.

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Common questions

Kingaroy suburb FAQ

What is the median property price in Kingaroy?

The median house price in Kingaroy, QLD is $509k for a 3-bedroom home. Over the past year, median sold prices have risen about 18.3%.

How much is rent in Kingaroy?

The median weekly rent in Kingaroy is around $530 per week.

Is Kingaroy a good place to live?

Kingaroy is a rural town and locality in the South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia. Kingaroy is an established residential suburb in QLD, with a population of around 10,266 and 4 schools in the area.

What is the population of Kingaroy?

Kingaroy has a population of 10,266 (ABS 2021 Census), with a median age of 38.

What schools are in Kingaroy?

There are 4 schools in or near Kingaroy, including St John's Lutheran School, Kingaroy State School and Taabinga State School.

How long do homes take to sell in Kingaroy?

Properties in Kingaroy take around 14 days to sell on average, with an auction clearance rate of about 0%.

How much do you need to buy in Kingaroy?

Entry-level properties in Kingaroy start around $350k, while premium homes reach $662k.

What suburbs are near Kingaroy?

Suburbs near Kingaroy include Booie and Crawford.

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Properties in Kingaroy

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$530,000
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Classic Character Meets Modern Comfort in Fitzroy Street

40 Fitzroy Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610
3121012 m²
Raine & Horne Kingaroy2 weeks ago
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$440,000
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Charming Lowset Living in the Heart of Kingaroy

103 Ivy Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610
213817 m²
LJ Hooker Esk Toogoolawah2 months ago
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$610,000
house

4 Bedroom Home with 2 bay shed!!

3 Jacaranda Ave, Kingaroy QLD 4610
424800 m²
Raine & Horne Kingaroy1 month ago
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$930,000
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Executive Style Family Home on 4 Hectares

49 Belair Drive, Kingaroy QLD 4610
5224 ha
LJ Hooker South Burnett3 weeks ago
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$590,000
house

Beautifully renovated on the hill

11 Carinya Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610
4111012 m²
Freeman Estates Kingaroy1 month ago
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$664,600
house

ELIGIBLE FOR QLD $30,000 FIRST HOMEOWNERS GRANT (CONDITIONS APPLY)

Lot 170/75-77 Premier Drv, Kingaroy QLD 4610
424000 m²
Dixonbuild Pty Ltd2 months ago
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$740,000
house

Move in and enjoy

8 Avocado Crescent, Kingaroy QLD 4610
422900 m²
Freeman Estates Kingaroy2 months ago
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$575,000
house

Endless Potential on a Large Flat Block

307 Haly Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610
2132013 m²
Murgon Across Country Real Estate1 month ago
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$880,000
house

A perfect place to call home

94-96 Rosella Parade, Kingaroy QLD 4610
4244396 m²
Freeman Estates Kingaroy1 month ago
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$675,000
house

Spacious Family Living on a Beautifully Established Block

125 Moore Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610
3122017 m²
South Burnett Real Estate1 month ago
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$350,000
apartment

A small window of opportunity to buy all 3 units in the complex

3/3 Hodge Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610
211121 m²
Freeman Estates Kingaroy1 month ago
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$575,000
house

WELCOME HOME

6 Fairview Drive, Kingaroy QLD 4610
311800 m²
Murgon Across Country Real Estate3 months ago
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