355 Springwood Road

The 2021 census recorded 9,710 residents in Springwood, a modest increase from 9,148 in 2016. The suburb’s population has remained relatively stable over the past decade.

Springwood covers roughly 6 km², with 17 parks that make up about 9 % of the total land area, providing ample green space for residents.

The property is near a major bus station, two hotels, a 24‑hour McDonald’s, three shopping malls and a community radio station (101FM, 0.3 km away). It also sits within walking distance of several parks and local services.

Yes, Springwood bus station is approximately 2 km away, offering regular bus services. The suburb’s central location also benefits from the Pacific Motorway for easy road access.

Springwood Conservation Park is just 0.3 km from the property, featuring a 36‑hectare bushland reserve with walking and running tracks like the Gorge Discovery Circuit. Additional parks are scattered throughout the suburb, contributing to the 9 % parkland coverage.

Springwood was laid out when the South East Freeway to Brisbane was planned and was named after a 1932 property owned by Brigader Sam Langford. The suburb also once housed an IKEA store until September 2006.

The median age in Springwood is 40 years, and the area has a higher proportion of baby‑boomer generation residents compared to surrounding regions. About two‑thirds of the population were born in Australia, with notable communities from New Zealand, England, India, Korea and the Philippines.