66 Sisley Street, St Lucia QLD 4067, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 4, 66 Sisley Street.
66 Sisley Street is a unit within the St Lucia suburb. It is part of a residential building rather than a detached house.
St Lucia lies on a peninsula about 7‑8 km southwest of the Brisbane GPO by road. The suburb is bounded by the Brisbane River on three sides and is well known for its riverside setting.
The area is served by several bus routes that terminate at the University of Queensland bus station, as well as NightLink buses on weekends. CityCat ferries stop at the nearby Guyatt Park ferry wharf (≈0.3 km) and the UQ terminal, and the Eleanor Schönell Bridge provides dedicated bus, pedestrian and bicycle access.
A short walk (about 0.2 km) takes you to Vida and Jayne Lahey’s House, a heritage-listed historic residence. Other nearby historic locations include the Langer House (≈0.9 km) and International House, a University of Queensland residential college (≈0.8 km).
St Lucia offers a range of recreational options, such as the St Lucia Golf Links, the St Lucia Bowls Club, and the Toowong Rowing Club along the river. There are also 15 parks in the suburb, and a free 5 km parkrun is held each Saturday morning near the UQ Aquatics Centre.
The main commercial strip along Hawken Drive provides an IGA supermarket, a variety of international restaurants, a medical centre, a dentist, and a post office. Friday evenings are especially popular for dining out in this precinct.
Yes, the University of Queensland campus forms a major part of the suburb and is just a short walk or bike ride away, with several bus routes directly connecting to the UQ bus station. Students and staff also enjoy public access to university amenities such as swimming pools and tennis courts.
