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Like neighbouring township of Drouin, Warragul was established after the railway line came through the area in 1878. The tramways transported the timber harvest to support a thriving timber industry.
Previously the main activity in the area was clearing the land, later it changed to dairy farming. The convenient location in between Melbourne and Sale made it a go to pit stop for tourists, with refreshment rooms and accommodation options available. Warragul previously held the title of the fifth most liveable regional area in Australia in 2014 by real estate valuation company RP Data, based on affordable home prices, block sizes and proximity to schools.
Stroll along Queen Street and take in the 19th century architecture including the ornate facades and archways of the buildings. See the heritage-listed Warragul Station and Shire Hall, built in 1893, which houses the historical society.
Warragul is situated roughly 100km South East of Melbourne in the West Gippsland region of Victoria, with sought-after services including healthcare facilities, good schools and public transport options. There are eleven major housing estates offering thousands of new lots in master planned developments, offering much larger lots at prices far lower than metro competitors. Warragul is expected to surge from roughly 49,000 in 2016 to more than 85,500 by 2041. That’s more than 100 people a month moving to the Shire for 25 years. This has been aided by 2500 hectares of land released for new housing in both Warragul and Drouin. Making Warragul a popular destination for young families who enjoy the community feel, great parks and excellent facilities.
Visit the Warragul Farmers Market on the third Saturday of every month from 8:30am to 1pm at Civic Park. The market is a great place for mingling and supporting local farmers and producers. The family-friendly event which showcases the wonderful goods including fresh fruits, bread to plants and coffee. Moreover, there is also live music and lots of space to relax and catch up with friends.
Warragul’s food and wine scene has a focal point on farm to plate. Discover Stella’s Pantry for delicious cheeses and deli goods or visit Press Cellars for excellent wines. Eat exquisitely and treat yourself to a coffee at one of the trendy cafes and bakeries, or The Courthouse. Want to taste the best local produce? Stop by the celebrated Hogget Kitchen at Wild Dog Winery.
Fancy the arts? You are spoilt for choice here in Warragul as there are numerous art galleries, craft markets and live music events. The Linear Park Arts Discovery Trail is 3.65km long, showcasing murals and mosaics which were created as part of a community arts project.
Fairhaven and Stoddart Group have partnered together for 12 years, providing Fairhaven’s clients with their Garage Door and Roofing needs. Local to the Gippsland region with locations in Lynbrook and Traralgon, operating for over 60 years. Over this time Stoddart has seen over 500 Fairhaven jobs come through their system.
Passionate and enthusiastic, Andrew is a highly valued member of the Fairhaven Team. With over 30 years of experience in sales and customer service he exhibits a straightforward, honest and friendly manner. He recognises the importance of catering to the unique needs of every client and provides strong service and valuable advice.
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