The property is about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) by road north‑west of the Brisbane GPO. The main route is via Waterworks Road, which leads directly into the city.

What public transport options are available near 29 Nargong Street?

The Gap has a good public bus service that runs along Waterworks Road, providing regular connections to Brisbane and surrounding suburbs. Private vehicle travel is also convenient via the main arterial road.

What recreational facilities are close to the property?

Nearby you’ll find Enoggera Reservoir and Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre offering fishing, kayaking and bushwalking, as well as Ashgrove Golf Club and over 45 local parks with playgrounds and BBQs. Simpson Falls is also within a short 2‑3 km drive.

What is the historical significance of the area around 29 Nargong Street?

The Gap is named for the valley ‘gap’ between Mount Coot‑tha and Enoggera Hill in the Taylor Range. Historically it was heavily forested, later cleared for timber and farming after European settlement in the 1850s.

Has the area experienced any notable weather events?

The suburb was impacted by a severe microburst during the 2008 Queensland storms, which caused extensive tree damage and roof loss for many homes. The event occurred just 0.4 km from the property’s location.

Are there any nearby community amenities such as shopping or library services?

The Gap Village, a small shopping village, is within walking distance, offering a range of local shops and services. A mobile library visits the sports ground car park fortnightly, providing convenient access to books and media.

What natural attractions can residents enjoy nearby?

Residents can explore the nearby Enoggera Reservoir for water‑based recreation and the Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre, which showcases native wildlife including resident platypus. The southern entrance to D’Aguilar National Park is also close, offering extensive bushwalking and mountain‑biking trails.