19/457 Upper Edward Street

The property is located about 2 kilometres (approximately 1.2 miles) north of the Brisbane central business district. This places it within a short drive or walk to the city centre.

The Northern Busway serves Spring Hill via the Normanby bus stop, providing frequent bus connections to Brisbane's CBD and surrounding suburbs. This makes commuting by public transport convenient for residents.

Within roughly 0.2–0.3 km you can find several heritage-listed places such as the Baptist City Tabernacle, McWhinneys Brick Cottage, Mountview House and The Old Windmill. These historic buildings reflect the suburb’s rich 19th‑century character.

The area includes several hotels (e.g., Flynn Brisbane at 0.1 km and Punthill Spring Hill at 0.2 km) and healthcare providers like City Eye Centre and Brisbane Hand & Upper Limb Research Institute, both about 0.2 km away. These services are within easy walking distance.

In the 2021 census Spring Hill recorded a population of 6,593 people. The suburb has a young median age of 30 years, which is about seven years younger than the national median.

Originally called Spring Hollow because of natural springs, the area developed into a residential neighbourhood with churches dating from the 1860s. Many 19th‑century buildings remain, alongside later modern developments.

Nearby attractions include the historic Old Windmill and the Spring Hill Baths, the oldest public baths in Queensland. Several heritage-listed houses and sites add cultural interest to the neighbourhood.