Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109, Australia
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The property is located about 17 kilometres (approximately 11 miles) south of the Brisbane CBD. Travel time varies by mode of transport, but the distance is short enough for a convenient commute
The suburb is well‑served by numerous bus stops that run directly to the city at frequent intervals during peak times. Train stations such as Sunnybank, Altandi, and Sunnybank Hills are within roughly 2–3 km, providing additional rail access to Brisbane and Beenleigh
Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown, located at the corner of Compton and Calam Roads, offers Woolworths, Coles, K Mart, Aldi, a library and about 75 specialty stores. Smaller centres like Shauna Downs on Wynne Street and Centro Pinelands on Mains Road are also nearby
Yes, the Sunnybank Hills Library is situated in the Sunnybank Hills Shopping Centre and is approximately 1 km from 20 Inca Street, making it easily reachable on foot
Sunnybank Hills features numerous parks, greenspaces, and wetlands, including the marshes near the local railway stations. The area’s fertile soil is watered by small creeks, offering pleasant outdoor walking and community‑spending opportunities
The suburb is known for a vibrant multicultural food scene, with many Asian restaurants serving Thai, Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese and Indian cuisine, as well as coffee shops and eateries offering a range of other international flavours
In addition to the library, the suburb hosts several churches that hold services in Mandarin, Cantonese and Korean, and the large Sunnybank Hills Shoppingtown provides a range of retail and community services within a short drive
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