Stanthorpe › Amiens
Amiens, QLD 4380A soldier settlement district north-west of Stanthorpe, named after the Western Front battlefield. Amiens is orchard and farming country with a history unlike anywhere else on the Granite Belt.
Grassick Property market data, computed from 93 recorded Amiens sales. Median based on the past 3 years, because low-volume localities need a longer window to produce a figure that means anything. Updated monthly.
Amiens was established as a soldier settlement after the First World War, when returned servicemen were allocated blocks across the district. The surrounding localities carry the same names as the battlefields they served on, and that history still shapes the pattern of landholdings today.
Practically, that means original blocks of a consistent size, many of which have since been amalgamated or subdivided. Understanding what a given holding originally was, and what has happened to it since, matters when assessing value here in a way it simply does not in a conventional suburb.
The buyer pool is a mix of working growers and lifestyle purchasers after genuine farming country. Soil, water and infrastructure carry the value, and campaigns need to reach buyers who can read those things properly.
The median sale price in Amiens is $608,000, based on 16 recorded sales over the past 3 years. Most sales fall between $500,000 and $749,999. Smaller localities like this one trade in low volumes, so we use a longer window to give a figure that means something.
Yes. Amiens sits within our core service area in the Granite Belt, and we hold 93 recorded sales for the locality. Appraisals are free and carry no obligation.
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