Lumholtz, QLD 4849
Understand the key property risks, planning considerations and lifestyle factors that matter in Lumholtz.
Overview of Lumholtz, QLD 4849
Overview of Lumholtz, Queensland 4849
Lumholtz is a rural suburb located over 140 kilometres from Townsville, Queensland. Buyers interested in this area should review the comprehensive details available in a Develo Property Report to understand specific risks related to environmental, planning, and infrastructure factors before making purchasing decisions.
Suburb Quick Facts
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Local Government Area
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Distance to CBD
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Population
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Dominant Zoning
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Key Property Risk Factors
Bushfire Risk
Lumholtz includes areas identified as bushfire prone in North and Far North Queensland, with one recorded bushfire risk event in the suburb.
Character
Lumholtz falls within heritage register boundaries as indicated by the Queensland heritage data sets.
Contaminated Land
There are no significant records of land contamination in Lumholtz related to underground petrol sites.
Data Limitations
The suburb is identified as having limited data areas, suggesting some property information may require further verification.
Easements
Easements affecting properties in Lumholtz are documented in Queensland’s easement registers as of August 2026.
Environment
The suburb contains mapped environmental values subject to regional and state environmental overlays.
Flood Planning Risk
Lumholtz has a minimal record of flood planning risk, with one noted flood risk record present.
Internet Availability
Internet infrastructure coverage includes both wired and wireless NBN options for properties in Lumholtz.
Noise
There are no significant noise risk overlays impacting residential areas within Lumholtz.
Power
Multiple categories of power infrastructure, including poles and substations, are registered within Lumholtz.
Public Transport
Public transport options are limited or not documented within the immediate area of Lumholtz.
School Catchments
Lumholtz is mapped within existing junior, primary, and senior secondary school catchments per Queensland planning data.
State Flood Planning
State government flood planning overlays relevant to coastal and basin flood assessment areas apply minimally across Lumholtz.
Steep Land
There are contour features indicating areas of steep land within Lumholtz, which may affect development potential.
Vegetation
Lumholtz contains multiple vegetation protection overlays, including essential habitat and remnant vegetation classifications.
Zoning
Properties in Lumholtz fall within various zone plans at local and state levels, including potential development areas and special designation overlays.