2 Yvonne Street

Yeronga railway station on the Beenleigh line is nearby, providing frequent services to the Brisbane CBD and further south. Three bus routes (including Route 107, 127 and 192) also run through the suburb, linking to the city, the University of Queensland and Indooroopilly.

Yes. The heritage‑listed house Rhyndarra is about 0.2 km away, and other historic sites such as John Mills' residence, Astolat and Como are each within roughly 0.9 km of the address.

Yeronga Memorial Park, which hosts the Stephens Croquet Club, is adjacent to the river and offers open space and sports fields. Nearby sporting venues include Chipsy Wood Oval for rugby and Leyshon Park for Australian football.

Yeronga is bounded to the west and north by the Brisbane River, so the property sits just a short walk from the riverside parkland that lines the riverbank.

The main commercial strip on Fairfield Road opposite the railway station provides a post office, grocers, bakeries, cafés, restaurants, pharmacy, medical rooms and other services. A smaller neighbourhood strip on Hyde Road also offers cafés, a restaurant and beauty services.

Parts of Yeronga were inundated during the 2011 Brisbane floods, with earlier events in 1974 also causing damage to low‑lying riverside properties. Areas further from the river, such as the higher‑ground ridgeline on Kadumba Street, were less affected.

According to the 2021 census, Yeronga had a population of 7,062 people.

Charles Hardie Buzacott, a former Queensland Postmaster‑General, owned the historic house Yerong‑lea in the area, and Thomas Joseph Byrnes, a Premier of Queensland in 1898, later purchased that property.