903/6 Christie Street

903/6 Christie Street is situated in South Brisbane, Queensland, an inner‑southern suburb of Brisbane. It lies on the southern bank of the Brisbane River, close to the South Bank precinct.

The property is within walking distance of South Brisbane and South Bank train stations, as well as the Mater Hill busway station. CityCat ferry services also operate nearby, and several South East Busway stations serve the area.

Within a few minutes’ walk you’ll find the Courtyard by Marriott Brisbane South Bank (0 km), Queensland Children’s Hospital (0.1 km), the HMAS Diamantina memorial (0.1 km), River Plaza ferry wharf (0.1 km) and the Queensland Maritime Museum (0.2 km). The South Bank Parklands, restaurants on Grey Street and cultural venues are also very close.

The Queensland Children’s Hospital is about 0.1 km from 903/6 Christie Street – essentially a short walk away.

South Brisbane, originally known as Kurilpa by Indigenous peoples, was first settled by Europeans in 1843 and became a bustling river‑front industrial area with wharves. After major floods and a shift from industry, the suburb was revitalised for Expo ’88 and now features high‑density residential living and cultural attractions.

Yes, several heritage‑listed places are nearby, including the South Brisbane Library (0.2 km), South Brisbane Railway Easement (0.1 km), South Brisbane Town Hall (0.2 km) and the historic South Brisbane Dry Dock (0.1 km).

In the 2021 census South Brisbane had a population of 14,292, with a median age of 30 – younger than the national average. The suburb is culturally diverse, with a significant proportion of residents born overseas and many speaking languages other than English at home.