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Crows Nest is a rural suburb. It is situated in the Toowoomba local government area of Queensland. Crows Nest is located 178 km from Brisbane’s central business district and 43 km from the City of Toowoomba. Crows Nest has a total land area of 96.1 km². There are 5 parks in this suburb that cover about 7.7% of the land area. The average demand for houses, units, or apartments in this rural suburb is lower than in the nearby city. 91% of the residential properties in Crows Nest are occupied.

The population of Crows Nest is low. Its density is estimated to be only 23 people per square kilometre. This suburb was estimated to have a population of 2,039 in the year 2011. The number of residents in Crows Nest increased 5.9% to 2,160 in the year 2016. Despite having a low demand for residential properties, the growth of the real estate market of this suburb is above average. 

Technicians, traders, and labourers make up a large percentage of the working-class residents of Crows Nest. The average age of people in this suburb is 52 years. Young people make up about 5% of the total population. Elderly singles abound in Crows Nest to as much as 18% of the population. This rural suburb is a haven for couple families without children. 

The median sale price of houses in Crows Nest has been $315,000 in the last 12 months. The median price change in this period has been as high as 12.90%. Rental houses are in high demand in this suburb. The median rent in the last 1 year is $310 per week. 

• Investors have seen a median gross yield of 5.1% for rental houses in Crows Nest
• Median rent change for houses in the last 1 year is 10.71%
• Separate houses are the most common type of structures in this suburb of Toowoomba

Nobody likes the stressful process involved in acquiring a residential property in any rural suburb in Queensland. Employing conveyancing services is the best way to take the load off your shoulders. Conveyancing is simply the transfer of the ownership of real estate properties from one person to another person. A conveyancing lawyer or licensed conveyancer will render assistance that aims to make the processes easier and faster. 

A series of processes are involved in a Crows Nest conveyancing transaction. The first phase is the pre-contract phase and is the preparation stage. The second phase is the pre-completion phase, while the third and final phase is the post-completion phase. These phases have to be completed without error or mistakes. 

A Crows Nest conveyancing lawyer will routinely contact the seller of the residential property or their agent. During these meetings, your conveyancing lawyer will represent your best interest. They will also assist you in placing your deposit money in a trust fund while they research the property and its certificate of title. 

A Crows Nest conveyancing lawyer has the expertise and experience to offer sellers of real estate properties the much-needed advice they require. Every action made during the sale of residential property in this suburb needs to be calculated. Your conveyancer will advise you on what to include or exclude from the contract of sale to make it appealing. LEAD Conveyancing offer you value for your money.

Crows Nest was established in the year 1876. It was supposedly named after Jimmy Crow, who lived in a large hollow tree. Jimmy Crow gave directions to the first European settlers of this suburb. Its first Post office opened 2 years later, on July 1878. The very first railway connecting Crows Nest to Toowoomba was completed in 1886. 

Crows Nest became an administrative centre in the year 1913, and the Shire of Crows Nest was formed. The Shire of Crows Nest was, however, merged into the Toowoomba local government area in 2008. Crows Nest has many facilities and amenities, including an enormous pavilion for several sports activities and many showgrounds. 

Suburbs surrounding Crows Nest include 

• Mountain Camp
• Pinelands
• Plainby
• Whichello
• Pechey
• Anduramba
• Ravensbourne 

If you require a paradisiacal and secure country lifestyle you can afford, Crows Nest is the right place to be. You can’t get enough of the rich history, picturesque views, and relaxed suburban atmosphere. There are several places to visit and things to do in Crows Nest, which include;

Crows Nest Museum and Historical Village 

Spend at least 2 hours at this Museum and Historical Village and go 100 years back in time. There’s a lot to be discovered at this hidden gem of a place. The volunteers here are friendly and very knowledgeable. The buildings here were precisely set up with so much care to offer a mixed display of Australia’s historical past.

Lake Cressbrook 

Perhaps you need a serene environment to relax and let go of the pressure of the city. This clean and well-maintained lake area offers you so much more than that. Lake Cressbrook is a nice place to bring kids to. You can still have an uninterrupted me-time while the kids play at the well-equipped Playground. Interestingly, you can watch kangaroos feed on the grass while you picnic. 

Crows Nest National Park 

The facilities at this National Park are up to par. The rock formations here are mesmerizing. The canyon views are excellent, and if you plan to camp here, you won’t be disappointed. You can easily see the rock-wallabies climbing while you much on snacks. Note, the kookaburras might try to steal your food. 

Other interesting places to visit and things to do in Crows Nest include 

• Applegum Walk
• Bunnyconnellen Olive Grove and Vineyard
• Crows Nest Indoor Sports centre
• Crows Nest Aquatic Centre
• Crows Nest Regional Art Gallery