16 Korsman Drive, Thornlands QLD 4164, Australia
The property is located about 32 kilometres (20 miles) south‑east of Brisbane by road. The drive typically takes around 30‑40 minutes depending on traffic.
Access is mainly via Boundary Road, Cleveland‑Redland Bay Road, and Wellington Street. These routes connect the suburb to surrounding areas and the Brisbane metropolitan network.
The Redlands District Rugby League Football Club and Pinklands Netball and Pony Club are both local options for sport and community activities. They are within a short drive of the property.
Yes, the Thornlands Observatory is located approximately 0.7 km from the address, making it a convenient nearby attraction for astronomy enthusiasts.
Sandy Creek, a local river, lies around 1.9 km away, offering natural scenery and potential walking routes along its banks.
According to the 2021 census, Thornlands has a population of 19,263 people. The suburb has experienced rapid growth, increasing from 14,694 in 2016.
Thornlands began as part of a lease held by Joseph Clarke until 1858, after which small farmers settled the land. The area was later named after George Thorn, a major landholder whose property was subdivided around 1900.
