5 Alford Street, Waterford West QLD 4133, Australia
Waterford West had 6,942 residents at the 2021 census. The community is slightly younger than the national average, with a median age of 36, and a multicultural makeup where about 58% were born in Australia and a mix of New Zealand, England, India and other countries are also represented.
The suburb is bounded on its eastern side by the Logan River, and nearby is the large Tygum Lagoon, which adjoins the local shopping centre. These water features provide natural scenery and recreational opportunities for residents.
Waterford Plaza is the main retail hub in the area, situated close to the road bridge across the Logan River and the intersection of Kingston Road and Loganlea Road. It offers a range of shops and services within easy reach of the property.
Logan Wesleyan Methodist Church is located on Kingston Road within the Waterford West suburb, providing a local place of worship and community gatherings for residents.
The nearest public library is Marsden Library, which is approximately 1.4 km away from 5 Alford Street. It offers a variety of resources and programs for the local community.
The area was first advertised for sale in 1885, featuring a quarry, sawmill and two freshwater lagoons. Residential development began in the 1970s, the suburb experienced flooding in 1974, and it was officially named Waterford West in 1987.
