8 Bangalla Drive

In the 2021 census Springwood had 9,710 residents, a slight increase from the 9,148 recorded in 2016. The suburb’s median age is 40 years, and it has a growing proportion of baby‑boomers compared with surrounding areas.

Springwood covers roughly 6 km², with 17 parks that make up almost 9 % of the suburb’s total area. These green spaces provide easy access to outdoor recreation for locals.

The Springwood bus station is located about 2‑3 km from the property, offering regular services across Logan City and connections to the Pacific Motorway. The suburb also benefits from a major bus interchange in its town centre.

Springwood Conservation Park is only around 1 km away, featuring the Gorge Discovery Circuit for walking and running. The park is part of a larger koala conservation area and provides natural bushland and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Nearby you’ll find a 24‑hour McDonald’s, three shopping malls, two hotels (approximately 2 km away), and a community radio station (101FM) about 1 km from the home. The area also hosts ambulance, fire and police stations for essential services.

Springwood was established as a development linked to the South East Freeway, which was completed in 1985. The suburb sits on Yugarabul traditional Aboriginal land and was named after a property owned by Brigader Sam Langford in 1932.

Parkinson’s Queensland, a nonprofit supporting people with Parkinson’s disease, is situated roughly 1 km away. Additionally, the area benefits from local community groups and services centered around the Springwood bus station and town centre.