2 Belfast Street, Yeronga QLD 4104, Australia
Yeronga developed from early land sales in the 1850s and grew with the opening of the railway in 1884. The suburb features many heritage‑listed sites, including the nearby Wyetah house at 25 Belfast Street.
The house is about 0.1 km from Yeronga railway station on the Beenleigh line, providing regular train services to the Brisbane CBD and further south. Several bus routes also serve the area.
Yeronga Park, a heritage‑listed park, is roughly 0.5 km away, and the suburb benefits from extensive river‑front parkland along the Brisbane River. These areas offer recreational space and scenic views.
Parts of Yeronga experienced inundation during the 2011 Brisbane floods, particularly low‑lying sections close to the river. Property on higher ground, such as the ridge where 2 Belfast Street sits, is generally less vulnerable.
The main commercial strip on Fairfield Road, opposite the railway station, includes a post office, grocery stores, cafés, pharmacies, and other services. A smaller neighbourhood strip on Hyde Road also offers cafés and boutique shops.
Within a kilometre are several heritage sites: the Wyetah house at 25 Belfast Street, Como (0.6 km), Astolat (0.6 km), John Mills' residence (0.7 km), and the former Yeronga Fire Station (0.8 km).
Trains from Yeronga station run north to the CBD, with a 15‑minute frequency during peak periods. In addition, bus routes such as 107, 127 and 192 provide direct connections to the city centre and surrounding suburbs.
