38 Cinderella Drive

38 Cinderella Drive is in Springwood, a suburb of the City of Logan, Queensland. In the 2021 census the suburb had 9,710 residents and covers roughly 6 km², with 17 parks making up about 9 % of the area.

Springwood Conservation Park is about 2 km away and offers a 36‑hectare bushland reserve with the popular Gorge Discovery Circuit walking track and the locally known “stairs of death.”

The Springwood bus station is approximately 0.4 km from the address, providing local bus services, and the Rochedale busway station is about 0.5 km away for rapid transit connections.

Within roughly 1 km you’ll find the Logan North Library, the Hotel Gloria and QMI Solutions (both about 0.4 km), and the Australian College of Ministries at around 0.8 km.

Springwood was laid out when the South East Freeway to Brisbane was built (completed in 1985) and is designated as a Principal Activity Centre, with plans for mixed‑use office, residential and retail development near the busway station.

The 2021 census recorded 9,710 people with a median age of 40 years; 65.9 % were born in Australia, and the most common overseas birthplaces are New Zealand and England. About 79.5 % of residents speak only English at home.

The suburb features the Springwood Stairs, locally called the “stairs of death,” and hosts community events such as the Springwood Summit, which highlights the area’s vision as a future regional hub.