5 Orari Road

5 Orari Road is situated in the southern riverside suburb of Yeronga, which is bounded by the Brisbane River to the west and north and Ipswich Road to the south‑east. Yeronga is part of the City of Brisbane and had a population of 7,062 in the 2021 census.

The property is very close to Yeronga railway station on the Beenleigh line, providing frequent train services to the Brisbane CBD and beyond. Bus routes 107, 127 and 192 also run through the suburb, linking directly to the city, the University of Queensland and Indooroopilly.

Parts of Yeronga were inundated during the 2011 floods, with earlier significant floods recorded in 1974. While the exact risk for 5 Orari Road depends on its elevation, the suburb has a history of flood events affecting low‑lying riverside locations.

Approximately 0.5 km away is the heritage‑listed Rhyndarra house. Within about 1 km are other historic properties such as John Mills' residence, Astolat and the villa known as Como, reflecting the area's rich architectural heritage.

Goodwin Park, a multi‑sport venue offering fields for rugby, soccer and Australian football, is about 1.1 km from the property. The Stephens Croquet Club in Yeronga Memorial Park is also nearby, providing croquet greens and a clubhouse.

The main commercial precinct on Fairfield Road, opposite the railway station, includes a post office, fruit and vegetable store, butcher, bakeries, cafés, medical rooms, pharmacy and various retail shops. A neighbourhood strip on Hyde Road also offers cafés, a restaurant and beauty services.

The Fairfield Wastewater Treatment Plant is located on the south‑west corner of the Brisbane Corso and Cansdale Street within Yeronga, treating wastewater that is released into the Brisbane River. This facility plays a key role in the suburb’s environmental management.