46 & 48 Austin Street, Cue WA 6640

Set across two titles and multiple lots totalling 951sqm, this circa 1940 character cottage on Austin Street presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial landholding in one of Western Australia's most historic goldfields towns.

Comprising two bedrooms, one bathroom, a kitchen, laundry, entry foyer and living areas (134sqm), the home is complemented by a 53sqm workshop, 34sqm enclosed patio and 33sqm front verandah, all beneath a corrugated iron and fibrous cement roof. Constructed with a timber frame, the home retains the character that defines Cue's historic streetscape.

Practical features include gas hot water, wall-mounted air conditioning, smoke detectors, and a combination of timber, vinyl and tiled flooring throughout. The versatile workshop provides excellent space for tradies, hobbyists or additional storage.

Presented in fair condition, the property offers outstanding scope to renovate, restore or modernise while preserving its original charm. Whether you're seeking an investment, a regional base or a rewarding restoration project, this property provides a solid foundation with plenty of potential.

Why Cue?
Gazetted in 1893 during the height of Western Australia's gold rush, Cue was once home to more than 10,000 residents and served as the administrative centre of the Murchison Goldfields. Today, the town is renowned for its impressive collection of limestone and brick heritage buildings, regarded as some of the finest surviving examples of early Western Australian architecture. Positioned along the Great Northern Highway, Cue continues to attract visitors eager to experience its rich goldfields history.

Mining remains central to the local economy, with Westgold Resources' Cue Gold Operations encompassing the historic mining centres of Big Bell, Cuddingwarra, Day Dawn and Tuckabianna, supporting employment throughout the region. The surrounding Murchison also maintains a strong pastoral industry, with sheep and cattle stations contributing to the area's economy, while heritage tourism continues to strengthen as more travellers discover Cue's remarkable historic streetscape.

With two titles, multiple lots and a generous 951sqm landholding, this is an opportunity to secure a unique property in a town where history, mining and pastoral heritage continue to shape the landscape.

Contact Jess Wolfe at Professionals today to arrange your private inspection or to find out what your property is worth.

Council Rates: Approx. $818.00 p.a.
Water Rates: Approx. $296.90 p.a.

Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this advertisement, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. The information provided is believed to be true and correct at the time of publication but may be subject to change without notice. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all relevant matters. The information contained herein does not constitute any representation by the Owner or the Agent and is expressly excluded from any contract.