163/71 Beeston Street

The property is located about 2.5 kilometres (1.6 miles) north‑east of the Brisbane CBD, placing it within easy reach of the city centre

Teneriffe ferry wharf is nearby, providing CityCat and Cross River services that connect the suburb to the rest of Brisbane. The area also benefits from nearby bus routes along Commercial Road

Within roughly 0.3‑0.6 km you’ll find several heritage sites such as Goldsborough Mort Woolstore, Elder Smith Woolstore, Teneriffe House, and the Newstead Air Raid Shelter, among others

Residents enjoy a riverside lifestyle with a variety of restaurants, cafés, and extensive amenities. The suburb’s historic woolstore conversions provide boutique shops and dining options close to the water

Teneriffe has a generally young, high‑income population. In 2018 it ranked among Brisbane’s most expensive suburbs, with the median house price in 2017 exceeding A$2 million

Originally a major wool‑trading hub, Teneriffe also hosted Australia’s largest submarine base during World War II. The area has transitioned from industrial woolstores to a high‑density residential precinct with many preserved heritage buildings

The annual Teneriffe Festival takes place each July, celebrating the suburb’s community, history, and future with music performances, food stalls, market displays, and family‑friendly activities