Tanah Merah QLD 4128, Australia
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It is situated in the residential suburb of Tanah Merah in the City of Logan, Queensland, Australia
The area is known for a concentration of rare Austromyrtus gonoclada trees along Murray's Road, with many specimens on adjoining properties
Within a few kilometres you’ll find Hanlon Street Park, Tahan Cresent Park, Tansey Park, and Alexander Clark Park in Loganholme, offering green space and recreational facilities
Yes, Tansey Park on Tansey Drive features a boat ramp on the north bank of the Logan River, managed by Logan City Council
The Tanah Merah Shopping Plaza is located at the corner of Sambit Street and Tansey Drive, and the larger Logan Hyperdome shopping centre is about 2–3 km away
Eden’s Landing and Bethania railway stations are each roughly 1.9 km from the property, providing train access to Brisbane and surrounding areas
Tanah Merah was officially named by the Queensland Place Names Board in 1971; the name reflects the area's development from the earlier Slacks Creek region
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