Shailer Park QLD 4128, Australia
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57 Mingah Crescent is a standalone house. The property is listed simply as a ‘House’ in the features description
The Logan Hyperdome, a major regional shopping centre, is situated within the Shailer Park suburb, putting it a short distance from the property – typically a few minutes’ drive
Nearby natural areas include Koala Bushland National Park (about 1.7 km away) and Venman Bushland National Park (approximately 2 km away), offering bushwalking and wildlife‑watching opportunities
Yes, the Logan Hyperdome Library is located roughly 2‑3 km from the property, providing access to books, internet services and community events
The Logan Hyperdome hosts a major bus interchange, giving residents convenient bus connections to surrounding suburbs and the wider Logan area
According to the 2021 census, Shailer Park had a population of 12,182 people
Shailer Park is named after early settlers Francis and Catherine Shailer, who arrived in 1866 and were pioneers in cotton, sugar and fruit growing. The area developed from a farming district into a residential suburb, officially becoming a locality in 1979 and a suburb in 1991
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