Browse property in Tranters Avenue

Tranters Avenue was created in the early 1920s and named after William Lossock, proprietor of Tranters Hotel in London. It threads through Camp Hill’s predominantly residential suburb, where the early‑20th‑century housing grew from the former farms and estates such as the Mount Bruce and Pride of Coorparoo subdivisions.

The avenue enjoys easy access to the main bus corridors on Old Cleveland Road and Stanley Road, with the major Camp Hill Stop 30 at Bruce Street serving frequent services to the CBD and Carindale and a proposed Eastern Busway station nearby. Within a short walk are Camp Hill Marketplace, the historic Camp Hill Hotel, Camp Hill State Infants and Primary School, a public library, and several parks including Whites Hill Reserve and Lavarack Park.