Browse property in Waterworks Road

Waterworks Road, the historic spine of Ashgrove, follows an ancient Turrbal pathway that once linked Mount Coot‑tha to the Enoggera Reservoir. Lining the street are classic Ashgrovian houses from the 1920s‑1930s, Queenslander homes with asymmetrical pyramid roofs, multiple gables, verandahs and batten skirts, alongside heritage sites such as St Paul’s Anglican Church at the corner of Jubilee Terrace. The suburb sits about 5.1 km north‑west of the Brisbane GPO and is home to roughly 13,450 residents.

The road is a major public‑transport corridor, served by council buses on Waterworks Road, the cross‑town Great Circle Line (routes 598/599), and the northern terminus of the high‑frequency CityGlider 61 service linking Ashgrove to the CBD and inner‑city precincts. Cyclists also benefit from two shared paths alongside Ithaca and Enoggera Creeks that provide flat, tree‑lined connections to the Royal Brisbane Hospital and the city centre. Along Waterworks Road and nearby there are multicultural restaurants, cafés, supermarkets and community facilities including the Ashgrove Library and the Ashgrove West Uniting Church.