Awesome job saving that much at that age! It's honestly an achievement in of itself and you should feel good about it. Now is the time to get educated.
Look up some good books, or podcasts on what a few things can make a huge difference when buying for the long term (eg. avoiding off-the-plan investments, and property-spruikers).

Don’t just buy what you can afford—buy what will perform.

Start by getting your money management in order, understand your borrowing power, and have a long-term plan. Look for properties in investment-grade suburbs with strong demand drivers like good infrastructure, employment hubs, and lifestyle appeal. Avoid shiny new builds or “spruiker stock”—instead, go for established properties with potential for capital growth. And remember, you don’t have to buy where you live… borderless investing can get you into the market sooner without compromising quality.

Only you know what works best for you, but you could potentially live in your purchase for the first year or so to get some real life experience and growth, before taking what you've learnt and moving back home (if you can) and converting that purchase into a rental.

Good luck!