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Wondai Real Estate 40 Mackenzie Street Wondai Qld 4606 Phone: (07) 4168-5888 Fax: (07) 4168-5971 Email us anytime!

Wondai Real Estate was established in 1991 and has built up an excellent rapport with the local community. Sherry Fuller (pictured at right) became the owner/principal of the business in July 2010 after working with the previous principal for several years. She changed the office to a sales agency then so that our staff could focus their energy and enthusiasm on buying and selling properties. Wondai is located in the heart of the beautiful South Burnett and it's a great place to live. The town is renowned for its friendliness (it's won the Friendliest Town section of the Tidy Towns competition more than once!) and house prices are very affordable. Wondai is also conveniently close to the regional centre of Kingaroy (for shopping and services); Boondooma Dam (for fishing, camping and boating); and central to the twin hubs of the South Burnett's wine industry. So if you're looking for a great place to live, come see us first! We know the Wondai and district market inside out. Wondai Real Estate are also members of the Real Estate Institute of Queensland and we pride ourselves on our professional, honest and friendly approach to assisting our clients both before and after their purchase or sale. You can see our office location on the map below: View Larger Map

Where Is Wondai?

If you're unfamiliar with Wondai, we're located roughly 2.5 hours drive north-west of Brisbane in the geographic heart of the South Burnett region of Queensland, Australia. The South Burnett is also only a short drive from Toowoomba and the Sunshine Coast, and is cross-crossed by several major highways including the D'Aguilar, Burnett and Bunya Highways. It's a rapidly growing region but is still far less populated (and so far less expensive!) than Brisbane, Toowoomba or the coast. Traditionally, the South Burnett has always been an agricultural area. But since the mid-1990s it's also grown to become one of the largest wine producing regions in the State. And over the next few decades it's expected to slowly mature into the Hunter Valley of Queensland. You can see where Wondai is in relation to the rest of South East Queensland by clicking the map above, or by clicking here.(66K).