58 Camp Street

Toowong is a riverside suburb in Brisbane with rolling hills and a mix of medium‑density dwellings and detached Queenslander houses. In the 2021 census it had a population of 12,556 and a median weekly household income of $1,927.

The house is within walking distance of Toowong train station on the Ipswich and Springfield lines, and several bus routes run along Coronation Drive and High Street. A CityCat stop at the Regatta Hotel provides river ferry access, and two major bike paths start nearby on Coronation Drive.

Toowong Village, a mixed‑use office tower and shopping centre, is at the suburb’s centre and houses the Toowong Library and a range of retail stores. Historic venues such as the Regatta Hotel and the Royal Exchange Hotel are also within a short walk.

Toowong Memorial Park on Sylvan Road offers open green space, football ovals and views of the suburb, while Oakman Park is about 1 km away and hosts the Western Districts Rugby Club. The Bicentennial Bike Path along the Brisbane River provides a scenic route for cyclists and walkers.

The property is roughly 0.7 km from the M5/Metroad 5 corridor and the Western Freeway, providing quick car access to the city and surrounding suburbs. Coronation Drive and Milton Road also connect directly to the CBD and the university precinct.

Yes, several heritage‑listed places are in the vicinity, including the Warrawee historic house, the Endrim tram shed and track on Woodstock Road, and the Regatta Hotel on Coronation Drive. These sites reflect Toowong’s architectural and transport history.

Toowong has a relatively young population, with a median age well below the national average and a large proportion of residents in their twenties, reflecting its proximity to the University of Queensland. The suburb is culturally diverse, with over 70 % of residents born in Australia and notable communities from England, China, and New Zealand.