The property is situated about 2 kilometres north of Brisbane’s central business district. This location places residents within easy walking or short driving distance of the city centre.

What public transport options are available near the property?

The Northern Busway serves Spring Hill via the Normanby bus stop, providing frequent bus services to the CBD and surrounding areas. This makes public transport convenient for commuters.

Which heritage‑listed sites are within walking distance of 10/71 Birley Street?

Directly adjacent is McWhinneys Brick Cottage, a heritage‑listed historic site, and within 0.2–0.3 km you’ll find The Old Windmill, Wickham Park Air Raid Shelters, and several other heritage buildings such as Theosophical Society Building and Athol Place. These sites reflect the suburb’s rich architectural history.

What leisure amenities are nearby the property?

The suburb offers a range of leisure options, including the historic Spring Hill Baths, nearby parks such as Wickham Park, and a long‑standing gay bar, The Sportsman Hotel. Several hotels and cafés are also within a short walk of the property.

What is the population of Spring Hill according to the latest census?

According to the 2021 census, Spring Hill had a population of 6,593 people. The suburb’s relatively young median age reflects a vibrant community.

What is the historical significance of the area around Birley Street?

Spring Hill, originally known as Spring Hollow, has been a residential area since the 19th century, featuring many heritage‑listed structures and historic sites that reflect its early settlement. The presence of landmarks like McWhinneys Brick Cottage and The Old Windmill highlights its historical significance.