53 Ormuz Road

The property is a short walk from Yeronga railway station on the Beenleigh line, offering frequent services to the Brisbane CBD and beyond. Three bus routes also serve the area – Route 107 to the City, Route 127 to Fairfield and Indooroopilly, and Route 192 to the City via the UQ Lakes Bus Station.

Goodwin Park, a multi‑sport venue, is about 0.9 km away and provides fields for football, rugby and other activities. Yeronga Memorial Park and the Stephens Croquet Club are also within the suburb, offering open space and recreational options.

The heritage‑listed house Rhyndarra is approximately 0.8 km from the property, and the historic John Mills' residence lies about 1.1 km away. Several other listed homes and the former Yeronga Fire Station are also situated within a short drive of the location.

Yeronga was affected by the 2011 Brisbane floods, with low‑lying parts of the suburb experiencing inundation. While the property’s exact position relative to flood‑prone zones is not specified, the suburb’s proximity to the Brisbane River means flood history is a consideration for residents.

The main commercial strip on Fairfield Road, opposite the railway station, offers a post office, grocery stores, cafes, bakeries, medical rooms, a pharmacy, and other services. A smaller neighbourhood strip on Hyde Road also provides additional dining and personal‑care options.

Ormuz is one of the ‘O‑zone’ streets in Yeronga, many of which were named after ships and passenger liners owned by the Orient Line, later part of P&O. This maritime naming theme reflects the suburb’s historical connection to the Orient Line fleet.