Teneriffe QLD 4005, Australia
Also written as Unit 58, 56 Chermside Street.
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It is a unit situated on a sizable parcel of land measuring 3,647 m² in the Teneriffe suburb of Brisbane
Teneriffe lies about 2.5 km north‑east of Brisbane’s central business district, offering a convenient inner‑city location
Within a walkable distance are several heritage‑listed sites, such as Teneriffe House (0.3 km), the Australian Mercantile Land & Finance Woolstores (0.2 km), and the Newstead Air Raid Shelter (0.5 km)
The Teneriffe ferry wharf is about 0.5 km away, providing CityCat and Cross River ferry services that connect the suburb to the wider Brisbane river transport network
Residents enjoy a riverside lifestyle with a range of restaurants, cafes and extensive local amenities, reflecting the suburb’s transformation from industrial wool stores to a vibrant residential precinct
The festival takes place each July, featuring musical performances, food vendors, market stalls, a dedicated Kids World and various community activities that showcase the suburb’s culture and history
Historically, Teneriffe was a major wool‑trading hub and the site of Australia’s largest World II submarine base; today it retains many heritage‑listed woolstore buildings and offers a blend of historic charm and modern living
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