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Auchenflower
Auchenflower is characterised by wide streets, large established homes
with expansive gardens and many have views to the city. Part of Auchenflower
is well serviced with apartments, greatly in demand because of the
thriving nearby Wesley Hospital. Within walking distance of stylish
shops, cafe's and restaurants in Milton and Rosalie.
The wonderful stands of trees connect through to the foothills of
Mt Coot-tha and attract prolific bird life.
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Bardon
Bardon is synonymous with trees. This beautiful quiet suburb is nestled
into the foothills of Mt Coot-tha. One of Bardon's best known residents
is the state Governor.
Undulating hills provide opportunities for interesting architecture
and private havens tucked away in tree line streets.
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Herston
Proximity to Royal Brisbane Hospital ensures that there is always
demand for homes in Herston. Walking distance to both Queensland University
of Technology and a short stroll to Brisbane Victoria Park Golf Club.
A great suburb for the investor or owner/occupier.
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Indooroopilly
Indooroopilly is a suburb of contrasts, from modest homes to riverfront
mansions. Shopping is a treat here with Westfield Indooroopilly shopping
centre a popular destination. A major bus interchange at Indooroopilly
means that it is easy to access almost any part of Brisbane from here.
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Kelvin Grove
The hub for an education centre of excellence, Kelvin Grove offers
wonderful established homes and a great variety of apartments.
A public transport system linked into the Northern Suburbs Busway
means that Kelvin grove offers great lifestyle just minutes from the
city. A QUT campus, and the Kelvin Grove High School with it's Schools
of Excellence bring vibrant energy to the suburb.
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Paddington
A vibrant, cosmopolitan area full of bustling activity, Paddington
is considered by many to be the "jewel in the crown"of Brisbane's
inner Suburbs. High ridges provide outstanding opportunities for views
over the city. Also popular in the area are Colonial, Federation and
Queenslander style homes from workers cottages to mansions.
Many of the homes along Given and Latrobe Terraces have been converted
to "cottage-style" businesses, providing great character to the area
and a fascinating way to spend a lazy day.
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Red Hill
As it's name suggests, Red Hill is set on a high ridge that runs out
of the city, giving ample opportunity for views and interesting streets.
From parts of Red Hill it is possible to see as far as the Great Dividing
Range and in the evening these homes have a 'fairyland' of lights
for a view.
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Rosalie
The re-generation of the Rosalie business centre in recent years has
seen the creation of one of Brisbane's most popular cafe and restaurant
precincts. The Nash Street area is a hive of activity seven days a
week.
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Spring Hill
Perched on the edge of the city, Spring Hill has some of Brisbane's
finest examples of Colonial architecture. The magnificent homes lining
Gregory Terrace evoke memories of an earlier Brisbane.
Apartments and beautiful earlier style homes share the convenience
of close-to-the-city living.
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St Lucia
Riverfront living is at a premium for either the family home or
apartment living. Inhabitants living in this little pocket of the
Western Suburbs, range from students, University staff and local
families.
The Brisbane River serves as the main boundary for St Lucia, thus
creating a close knit and charming community lifestyle. Local shops
are conveniently located amongst the residential areas as well as
along the major bus routes though which operate through out.
The University of Queensland is the most famous of draw cards for
the area, with thousands of people seeking close accommodation to
this institution, purely for a matter of convenience.
Serviced by Brisbane Council operated bus, train and ferry services,
St Lucia residents truly have the best of all worlds.
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The Gap
Families are attracted to the leafy suburbs of The Gap and Ashgrove
for the selection of excellent schools, both private and state and
facilities such the The Taylor Range County Club, 18 Hole Gold Course,
bike and walking tracks and numerous parks. Only 8-10 km from the
city centre yet surrounded by mountain ranges and a short drive to
Mount Nebo and Mount Glorious.
Homes range from refurbished 70's style to contemporary.
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Toowong
Toowong has been an important "hub" in Brisbane since it's very early
days. The Grandure of the riverside areas is balanced by the vibrant
business activity on High Street. Apartment living is almost as popular
as the traditional Queenslander home.
Toowong is a suburb favoured by many who attend the nearby Queensland
University. It also has great shopping with a range of stores on High
Street and the popular Toowong Village Shopping Centre situated over
the Toowong Railway Station
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Milton
Home to one of Brisbane's best known 'coffee districts' Park Road,
Milton is a thriving community with a blend of residential, retail
and commercial activities. Ideal access to the CBD is available by
train (just one stop to the city), bus or car on Coronation Drive
beside the Brisbane River. The more energetic will find that Milton
is a walk or ride to the city via the riverside walkway
Milton has a significant community of high tech businesses.
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