24 Victoria Crescent

Toowong is a riverside suburb of Brisbane situated between Mount Coot‑tha and the Brisbane River. In the 2021 census it had a population of 12,556 people and a median weekly household income of $1,927. The area features rolling hills, a mix of medium‑density dwellings and historic Queenslander houses, and a central commercial precinct.

Toowong is a major transport hub with the Toowong train station on the Ipswich and Springfield lines located under Toowong Village. Frequent bus services run along Coronation Drive and High Street, and a CityCat ferry stop outside the Regatta Hotel provides river transport. Several bicycle paths also start on Coronation Drive, linking to the university and the Western Freeway.

Heritage sites located about 0.4 km from 24 Victoria Crescent include Toowong Cemetery, the Temple of Peace, the Caskey Monument and Trooper Cobb’s Grave. These historic locations are all within a short stroll, offering a glimpse into the suburb’s past.

Toowong Memorial Park is approximately 0.9 km away and provides open green space, sports ovals and views of the suburb. The Bicentennial Bike Path runs alongside Coronation Drive, giving easy access for cyclists and walkers, while the Western Freeway offers quick road connectivity.

The property is near several key arterial roads: Coronation Drive and Milton Road to the north, and Moggill Road and the Western Freeway to the south and west. These routes connect Toowong directly to the Brisbane CBD and surrounding suburbs.

As of the 2021 census, Toowong had 12,556 residents, with a median weekly household income of $1,927. The suburb’s population is relatively young, reflecting its proximity to the University of Queensland and a mix of residential options.

The central commercial precinct, including Toowong Village, a shopping centre and office tower, is located at the heart of the suburb. It houses retail stores, the Toowong Library, and the Toowong Railway Station, providing convenient amenities for residents.