66 Gower Street

Toowong is a riverside suburb of Brisbane known for its rolling hills, a mix of medium‑density housing and Queenslander homes, and a lively commercial precinct centred around Toowong Village. In the 2021 census the suburb had a median weekly household income of about $1,927.

The Toowong train station on the Ipswich and Springfield lines sits under Toowong Village, just a short walk away. Buses run along Coronation Drive and High Street, and the Regatta CityCat stop outside the Regatta Hotel provides river‑boat service to the CBD and the University of Queensland.

Toowong Memorial Park on Sylvan Road, featuring football ovals and walking trails, is within 1 km. Oakman Park and the Bicentennial Bike Path along the river are also close, and Mount Coot‑tha Park is just about a kilometre away, offering bushwalks and views of the city.

Yes – historic sites such as Warrawee (a heritage‑listed house) and the Endrim Woodstock Road tram shed and track are each under 1 km from the property. The Regatta Hotel, another heritage building, is also nearby on Coronation Drive.

Toowong Village, an office tower and shopping centre, is just a short walk away and includes retail stores, a library, and the Toowong railway station. The suburb also has the historic Regatta and Royal Exchange hotels, as well as several cafés and boutiques in the commercial precinct.

The M5/Metroad 5 is about 0.7 km away, providing a direct link to the Western Freeway, which is also roughly 0.9 km from the house. These roads give easy access to Brisbane’s inner‑city and surrounding suburbs.

Within a kilometre you’ll find the Pilot Officer Geoffrey Lloyd Wells Memorial Seat, a historic commemorative site, and the Endrim tram shed and track, which recall Toowong’s former tram system. The suburb’s rich history is also reflected in its many heritage‑listed houses and the nearby Regatta Hotel.