50 Raleigh Street

Springwood is primarily a middle‑class residential area with a significant activity centre that includes a major bus station, shopping malls, hotels and various services. The suburb blends quiet neighbourhoods with a lively commercial hub in the north‑west.

Springwood covers about 6 km² and contains 17 parks, which make up nearly 9 % of the suburb’s total area.

A major bus station is located in Springwood, roughly 2 km away, and the Rochedale busway station is about 2 km to the north, providing easy access to the wider Brisbane and Gold Coast regions.

Springwood Conservation Park, a 36‑hectare bushland reserve with walking and running tracks, is just under 1 km from the address, offering convenient outdoor recreation.

Within about 1 km you’ll find the 24‑hour McDonald’s, a community radio station (101FM), and the nonprofit organization Parkinson’s Queensland, as well as several hotels and local shops in the town centre.

Springwood was originally laid out when the South East Freeway was planned and was named after a property owned by Brigader Sam Langford in 1932. It has evolved from a development centred on the freeway to a recognised activity centre with ongoing planning for future growth.

According to the 2021 census, Springwood had 9,710 residents with a median age of 40 years; about 66 % were born in Australia and the community includes a notable share of baby‑boomers compared with surrounding areas.