25 Cork Street

It is about 0.2 km from Yeronga railway station, providing frequent train services on the Beenleigh line to the city and beyond. Several bus routes (e.g., Route 107, 127, 192) also serve the area within a short walk.

Within 1 km you can find multiple heritage‑listed sites, including the former Yeronga Fire Station (0.7 km), the historic villa John Mills’ residence (0.8 km), and the heritage‑listed Yeronga Memorial Park (0.5 km). These sites showcase the suburb’s rich architectural history.

Residents are close to Yeronga Memorial Park (0.5 km) offering open space, sports fields and river‑adjacent parkland, and Goodwin Park (about 1.1 km) which hosts local football matches. The Stephens Croquet Club also operates in the nearby parkland.

The primary commercial strip on Fairfield Road, just a short walk away, provides a post office, grocery stores, bakeries, cafés, restaurants, a pharmacy and other services. Hyde Road’s neighbourhood strip (around 0.6 km) adds additional cafés, a gourmet pizza outlet and beauty salons.

Parts of Yeronga experienced significant flooding in 1974 and 2011, especially low‑lying areas adjacent to the Brisbane River. While the specific flood risk for this address isn’t detailed, the suburb’s proximity to the river suggests checking local flood maps.

Yeronga is a riverside suburb first inhabited by the Jagera people and later developed as agricultural land before urbanisation accelerated after the railway opened in 1884. The name likely derives from Aboriginal words meaning “sandy place,” and the suburb’s population was 7,062 in the 2021 census.

Goodwin Park, home to Olympic FC, is about 1.1 km away, while Leyshon Park, the AFL Queensland headquarters, is also within roughly 1 km, providing easy access to football and Australian rules matches.