16 Crampton Road, Georgetown, QLD 4871
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16 Crampton Road, Georgetown, QLD 4871
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house - house: one storey / lowset
Property Description
Listed on 4 Mar 2026
Discover exceptional value and true outback comfort at 16 Crampton Road, located in the welcoming township of Georgetown. Set on a generous 978m² block, this well-appointed four-bedroom home offers space, practicality, and the charm of relaxed country living.
Inside, the home features three spacious bedrooms, air-conditioning for year-round comfort. A semi-enclosed deck provides the perfect setting to relax or entertain while enjoying the peaceful rural surrounds. The property is further enhanced by solar panels, reducing energy costs and adding long-term sustainability.
Practical features include a 6m x 6m carport, garden shed, full fencing, and irrigated gardens that keep the outdoor spaces lush and easy to maintain-ideal for families, workers, or investors seeking low-maintenance convenience.
Situated in a region celebrated for its friendly community, rich history, and expansive landscapes, this property presents a fantastic opportunity to live, invest, or secure a solid base in Queensland's outback.
16 Crampton Road delivers comfort, functionality, and country lifestyle in one complete package.
Georgetown is a small, historic outback township in North Queensland, located approximately 250 km west of Cairns. Known as the gateway to the Etheridge Shire, Georgetown has a strong sense of community and a rich history tied to mining, cattle grazing, and agriculture.
The town is surrounded by wide-open landscapes, rolling hills, and natural attractions, including rivers, creeks, and bushland ideal for fishing, camping, fossicking, and exploring. The nearby Gilbert River and Etheridge Goldfields highlight the region's heritage, making it popular with history enthusiasts and those seeking a taste of outback life.
Georgetown offers essential services including schools, a health clinic, local shops, and community facilities, making it practical for families or those seeking a quieter lifestyle. The town also hosts local events that celebrate its culture and history, reinforcing the tight-knit, friendly community atmosphere.
For those seeking tranquility without being completely remote, Georgetown provides a perfect balance: rural space, lifestyle opportunities, and connectivity to regional centres like Cairns, with accessible road links and nearby airports.
Living in Georgetown is ideal for anyone looking for a slower pace of life, space to breathe, and a genuine connection to Queensland's outback lifestyle.
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16 Crampton Road is a House built in 1980 in Georgetown, Queensland. Review photos and floor plans for more detail on the construction and condition of the property.
The property at 16 Crampton Road includes 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and parking for 2 cars.
16 Crampton Road in Georgetown has a land size of approximately 988 square metres and an internal floor area of around 85 square metres.
16 Crampton Road in Georgetown, Queensland includes a range of local schools, shops, public transport options and community facilities that support day to day living.
As of 3/1/2026, the property at 16 Crampton Road is not available in our data at this time.