11 Abalone Crescent

The property offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It provides a comfortable layout for small families or couples

There is a single parking space included with the property. The space is designated as a garage in the listing details

Thornlands is located about 32 kilometres (20 miles) by road south‑east of Brisbane. The drive typically takes around 30‑40 minutes depending on traffic

Primary access to Thornlands is via Boundary Road, Cleveland‑Redland Bay Road, and Wellington Street. These routes connect the suburb to surrounding towns and to Brisbane

Within a kilometre of the property you’ll find the Thornlands observatory and Pinklands park, which offers open green space. The Redlands District Rugby League Football Club and Pinklands Netball and Pony Club are also close by

The 2021 census recorded a population of 19,263 people living in Thornlands. The suburb has been growing rapidly due to new housing developments

Thornlands is primarily a residential suburb, with most of the area featuring suburban homes. The southern part of the locality still contains larger rural blocks and some farming activity

The locality was named after George Thorn, a major landholder, when his lands were subdivided around 1900. Earlier, the area was part of the lease held by Joseph Clarke before small farmers settled there in the mid‑1800s