With its multitude of parks and esplanades, Victoria Point is a popular destination for leisurely outdoor afternoons spent strolling, swimming, cycling or enjoying a barbecue with family and friends.
There is a great range of urban-chic dining options at Lakeside – the open-planned precinct overlooking the lake created by Eprapah Creek. You can also take in a movie at the local cinema, enjoy drinks with friends in one of the local bars or make the most of some retail therapy.
Thompson’s Beach is a very popular swimming spot when it’s warm and is ideal for paddle-boarding.
Victoria Point also is the gateway to Coochiemudlo Island and its sandy beach, with a regular ferry and Amity Trader barge service from the jetty on Masters Avenue. There is also a boat ramp popular with those wanting easy access to Moreton Bay.
Arc will be a well-connected community located in the heart of the Redland's Coast, Victoria Point. Contemporary tree-lined streetscapes and spacious homesites connect to an abundance of open space and parkland, a neighbourhood playground and picnic grounds. Characterised by a colourful botanical landscape, bike and walking trails will run through the community.
Stunning countryside, a relaxed lifestyle with easy city access.
Highgrove is perfectly situated, catching cool breezes and long picturesque sunsets. Take a long walk through the neighbourhood parks, picnic with the family or enjoy a round of golf at one of the nearby golf courses.
A community designed to enhance the natural environment with abundant parkland and open space for active and passive relaxation, close to all facilities and attractions of a progressive city with easy access to the Centenary and Cunningham Highways.
Nestled in the township of Fernvale lies a boutique residential development. Traditionally this picturesque country town has lured people in for weekends of relaxation and adventure. Now, this is your opportunity to call this slice of paradise home and embrace the warm welcome that is Fernvale Greens. There are 50 home-sites on offer at Fernvale Greens that are generously sized from 450m2 to 900m2. Unwind in your affordable and comfortable new home surrounded by the impressive natural beauty that is unique to the Somerset Region.
Residents here can enjoy rural living without the sacrifice of suburban comforts. The Fernvale Village Shopping Centre, Brisbane Valley Tavern, medical facilities and an array of specialty shops are quite literally a stone’s throw away. Within five kilometres you will find state schools and child care, as well as the renowned Old Fernvale Bakery and Fernvale country markets. For those seeking weekends of adventure and recreation, Wivenhoe Dam is a mere 10 minute drive. Living at Fernvale Greens also puts you just 20 minutes from the heart of Ipswich and an easy 45 minutes to Brisbane.
Fernvale is in the Lockyer Valley, nestled between Esk, Lake Manchester and Wivenhoe on the Brisbane Valley Highway. It's a peaceful, semi-rural paradise and lovely place to live. A local Woolworths complex is only a 2 min drive and the local produce markets on Sundays are great. The neighbours are friendly, and this is the perfect place to bring up children with a primary school at Fernvale and a Secondary school at Lowood.
A massive program of infrastructure development is putting the regional city of Toowoomba on the national stage. The privately-developed Wellcamp Airport, the construction of a thousand-bed quarantine hub, plus the city’s inclusion in the successful 2032 Olympics Bid, adds to the strategic importance of Australia’s second largest inland city.
While housing markets around the country head into negative territory, Toowoomba’s continues to rise on the back of an ‘infrastructure boom’ that has pushed its population up by 20 per cent over the past decade and a half. This confidence is borne out by CoreLogic’s latest Regional Market Update, released in August 2022, which shows that houses in the inland city, about 130km west of Brisbane, have increased in value by more than 20 per cent in the past year and are selling quicker than anywhere else in regional Australia, at 12 days on the market.
The Inland Rail development will have a big impact upon Toowoomba. The 28km Gowrie-to-Helidon section includes constructing a new track through the Toowoomba and Lockyer Valley region and building a vast freight tunnel.
