Fresh details have surfaced about the regional Queensland property where Pheobe Bishop lived before she was allegedly murdered by her housemates.

The house at Gin Gin - which once contained dead dogs and was covered by mountains of trash and debris - has been quietly sold, the Daily Mail revealed on Thursday.

The three-bedroom property located 50km west of Bundaberg was snapped up for $360,000 on June 13, according to records seen by the publication.

The vendors had purchased the home for $160,000 back in 2018.

Pheobe was reported missing in May after she never boarded her scheduled flight from Bundaberg to Western Australia to visit her boyfriend.

Shortly after her disappearance, the 17-year-old's two housemates James Wood, 34, and his partner Tanika Bromley, 33, were charged with he

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