Zillmere QLD 4034, Australia
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108 Crowley Street is a standalone house. It forms part of the residential fabric of Zillmere
Zillmere is a mixed‑use area with roughly 60 % residential and 40 % industrial land use. In the 2021 census the suburb had a population of 9,323 people
The Zillmere railway station is about 0.8 km away, providing regular train services. Bus routes also serve the surrounding streets, linking the area to nearby suburbs
A local shopping centre on the east side of the railway line offers an IGA supermarket, pharmacy, bakery, 7‑Eleven, and other convenience stores. The Zillmere Post Office is also within 0.8 km of the house
Yes, the Zillmere Public Library is located approximately 1.1 km away, on the corner of Jennings Street and Zillmere Road, providing lending services and community programs
Residents can enjoy the Graham Road Oval, a football venue about 1.9 km away, and the nearby North Star Football Club grounds that host a weekly Parkrun on Saturdays
Originally known as Zillman's Waterholes, the area was inhabited by the Turrbal people before European settlement. The suburb grew around a railway station opened in 1888 and developed into a suburban centre with a mix of residential and industrial activity
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