Brisbane suburbs
#1
Brisbane suburbs
Can any of you Brisbane settlers let me know what you think of the Shailer Park suburb and its neighbouring suburbs?
Seen a few nice houses on realestate and was wondering about the area.
Cheers.
Seen a few nice houses on realestate and was wondering about the area.
Cheers.
#2
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 5,133
Re: Brisbane suburbs
If you want a bit more space for your money (and a little extra invconvenience & commute time) look out towards Buccan or Wolffdene would be my advice.
Cheers,
Matt
#3
Re: Brisbane suburbs
We are in Shailer Park and very happy to.
Got lovely big house with pool and a big block for a reasonable price.
Close to freeway and all amenities, good schools and plenty of greenery.
#4
Re: Brisbane suburbs
Close to Daisy Hill forest for bush walks, BBQ's, Koala Centre (although they could just be stuffed toys nailed to trees) http://www.logan.qld.gov.au/LCC/loga...ill_forest.htm
It's very, very popular because of its proximity to Brisbane and the Gold Coast and is regarded as one of the best suburbs in the area.
About 12% of residents from UK so popular with Brits.
#5
Re: Brisbane suburbs
I see you're from Rochdale, I live in Roselea Street and a mate of mine I drink with down at Slacks Creek Soccer (Football FFS) Club (Usher park near Allamanda Drive shops) is from Rochdale, he lives Coolcrest St, Daisy Hill (off Lyndale). I own Zarraffa's Coffee in the Hyperdome opposite MacDonalds.
#6
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Re: Brisbane suburbs
Could you also recommend/comment some Brisbane suburbs, I'll be working in the Eight Mile Plains,
and currently look at Eight Mile Plains, Mt Gravatt/Upper Mt Gravatt, Rochedale, maybe Daisy Hill and Shailer Park.
I'm going to rent house for my family ( we have two sons at the age of 2 and 4 ), I would really appreciate any advices or recommendations.
and currently look at Eight Mile Plains, Mt Gravatt/Upper Mt Gravatt, Rochedale, maybe Daisy Hill and Shailer Park.
I'm going to rent house for my family ( we have two sons at the age of 2 and 4 ), I would really appreciate any advices or recommendations.
#7
Re: Brisbane suburbs
I live in Greenslopes. Mt Gravatt is nice as is Holland Park. Handy for 8 Miles Plains and the CBD. Mt Gravatt some city views.
#8
Re: Brisbane suburbs
Could you also recommend/comment some Brisbane suburbs, I'll be working in the Eight Mile Plains,
and currently look at Eight Mile Plains, Mt Gravatt/Upper Mt Gravatt, Rochedale, maybe Daisy Hill and Shailer Park.
I'm going to rent house for my family ( we have two sons at the age of 2 and 4 ), I would really appreciate any advices or recommendations.
and currently look at Eight Mile Plains, Mt Gravatt/Upper Mt Gravatt, Rochedale, maybe Daisy Hill and Shailer Park.
I'm going to rent house for my family ( we have two sons at the age of 2 and 4 ), I would really appreciate any advices or recommendations.
#9
Re: Brisbane suburbs
I see you're from Rochdale, I live in Roselea Street and a mate of mine I drink with down at Slacks Creek Soccer (Football FFS) Club (Usher park near Allamanda Drive shops) is from Rochdale, he lives Coolcrest St, Daisy Hill (off Lyndale). I own Zarraffa's Coffee in the Hyperdome opposite MacDonalds.
Hey There
I live on Roselea Street. What a coincidence eh !!!!
We go in your coffee shop now and again, (very nice it is to )
#10
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Re: Brisbane suburbs
Just a point, if you are considering living in the Logan City area (Shailer park Springwood etc) it might be worth avoiding the other side of the freeway, west side. Higher unemployment and cheaper housing and rents and trains (no ment offence to those living there).
John Paul school has a very good reputaion but some of the State Schools are not so great.
I've lived in these areas for several years.
regards
wildbriz
#11
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 31
Re: Brisbane suburbs
hi to all you Shailer Parkers!
we live on Plantain Road and its just so nice to read posts from the locals, we thought we were all alone out here!
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we live on Plantain Road and its just so nice to read posts from the locals, we thought we were all alone out here!
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#12
Re: Brisbane suburbs
Well that makes 4 shailer parkers on here I know of now, who'd have thought that! Mind you 12% of the population of Shailer Park is made up of Brits so quite popular for us lot.
#13
Re: Brisbane suburbs
Can anyone recommend good schools in the Shailer Park area? 7 year old and 12 year old boys....... please! Thanks
#14
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Re: Brisbane suburbs
Shailer Park High School was a reasonable school, might be worth checking out, and convenient too. Savage Gardens Daniel Jones used to go there from what I remember. http://shaiparkshs.eq.edu.au/wcmss/
There is a primary school in the area as well Shailer Park Primary School -
+61 73209 7200
Chatswood Hills State primary is reasonably close but not too sure about how good it is, wasn't too good for a son of a friend of mine.
I suggest avoid the schools on the other side of the freeway (west side)
Hope this helps,
Tom