22 Matilda Street, Wellington Point QLD 4160, Australia
22 Matilda Street is a standalone house within the Wellington Point suburb.
The property is about 0.4 km from the Wellington Point railway station, providing easy access to the Brisbane‑Cleveland rail line.
Whepstead, a heritage‑listed building, is approximately 0.3 km away, and the Wellington Point Reserve heritage listing is also within walking distance.
Several parks are within a short stroll, including Wellington Point Reserve, Apex Park, and Geoff Skinner Wetlands Reserve, offering open space, walking paths, and wildlife spotting.
The Wellington Point Jetty and its two boat ramps are just a few minutes’ walk away, allowing direct access to Moreton Bay for boating, fishing and waterfront walks.
The historic sandbar walk to King Island at low tide, the Wellington Point Clock Tower precinct, and the nearby Harry Atkinson Reef artificial reef provide leisure and sightseeing options.
A mobile library service visits Main Road, and the Redland City Council manages the nearby boat ramps and parks, ensuring regular community facilities.
Matilda Street was named after one of Gilbert Burnett’s daughters when he subdivided land around the railway station in 1887, reflecting the area’s early settlement history.
