Stockleigh QLD 4280, Australia
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The property at 45 Bamsey Road is a standalone house. It is situated within the semi‑rural setting of Stockleigh, offering a typical residential layout for the area
Stockleigh is a low‑density semi‑rural locality characterized by larger acreage blocks, an environmental park, and a small housing estate in the east near Logan Village. The area provides a quieter, more spacious lifestyle compared with the urban centre of Logan City
According to the 2021 census, Stockleigh had a population of 1,152 people. This reflects steady growth from 765 in 2016 and 695 in 2011
The property falls under the jurisdiction of Logan City Council, which is located about 1.2 km away. Council services include planning, rates and community facilities for the area
Mimi Creek, a river in the region, runs approximately 2.1 km from the property. The creek adds a natural water feature to the surrounding countryside
The locality was named by pioneer Will Elworthy in 1863 after his birthplace in Devon, England. Historically, the area supported intensive dairying, with milk and cream transported to the Kingston dairy factory via the Maclean Bridge over the Logan River, and it became part of Logan City following the 2008 local‑government amalgamations
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