401/107 Astor Terrace

The unit is situated in Spring Hill, which is approximately 2 kilometres north of the Brisbane CBD. This close proximity means the city centre is within easy walking or short‑drive distance.

Spring Hill is served by the Northern Busway, with the Normanby bus stop providing frequent bus services to the city and surrounding suburbs. Additional city bus routes also run through the area, offering convenient connections.

Yes, several heritage‑listed buildings are within a few hundred metres, including Lister House, Espie Dods House and All Saints Anglican Church. The area is rich in historic architecture dating back to the 19th century.

A range of hotels such as The Inchcolm, Holiday Inn Express Brisbane Central, Mantra Terrace Brisbane and Oaks Brisbane Lexicon Suites are all within 0.2 km. Nearby you’ll also find the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, the Healthy Waterways office, and the historic Spring Hill Baths.

At the 2021 census Spring Hill had a population of 6,593 people. The suburb is known for a youthful demographic, with a large proportion of residents in their twenties and a median age that is younger than the national average.

Originally called Spring Hollow, the suburb supplied early Brisbane with natural spring water and later became a fashionable ridge for prominent citizens. It boasts historic churches dating from the 1860s and was once served by Australia’s steepest tram line.

Yes, the Healthy Waterways office and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation are both located within 0.1 km of the address, offering easy access for those interested in environmental and community initiatives.