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5 properties secured for clients in Clayfield since 2025. What we bought, what we paid where the buyer agreed to say, and who did the buying.

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5

purchases in Clayfield

2025 to 2026

years we have bought here

$2,045,000 to $7,780,000

published prices (4 of 5)

Hunter Gather has bought 5 properties in Clayfield for clients since 2025. Of the purchases where the property type is on record, that is 1 apartment. Clayfield sits inside our Brisbane buying area, which our agents cover street by street rather than from a desk.

Where the buyer agreed to publish the price, Clayfield purchases ranged from $2,045,000 to $7,780,000 (4 of 5 published). The rest settled privately at the buyer's request.

The buying in Clayfield was done by Jacob Butler, Ernest Tong and Chavonne Olivier. Whoever you speak to first, the search runs on the same shared database and the same weekly cadence.

Where Clayfield sits

Clayfield is the north side's school suburb: 6.4 kilometres north-east of the CBD, with Kedron Brook and Kalinga Park along its northern edge, the racecourses of Ascot to the east and the airport ten minutes beyond them. Sandgate Road runs through the middle and carries most of the traffic, so the suburb reads as two halves: the Eagle Junction and Kalinga side, and the Ascot side where the private schools and the biggest homes sit. Two stations, four train lines and a bus every few minutes along Sandgate Road are why families here rarely need a second car for the commute.

Boundaries
Kedron Brook and Kalinga Park to the north. The Shorncliffe railway line and Wooloowin to the west, Albion to the south. Ascot and Hendra to the east, where the Bonney Avenue ridge runs out toward Doomben.
The roads
Sandgate Road (State Route 26, the spine, the buses and the traffic). Junction Road (Eagle Junction station and the Harris Farm corner). Bonney Avenue (the ridge to Hendra, busy at peak). Alexandra Road and Oriel Road (the run across to Ascot and Racecourse Road)
Next door
NundahKalingaAscotHendraWooloowinAlbion

The pockets

The suburb street by street: who each pocket suits and what to check there.

The numbers on the map above mark each pocket.

1Eagle Junction

Junction Road, Roseby Avenue, Norman Parade, London Road and the grid between the station and Sandgate Road

Eagle Junction State School on Roseby Avenue, four train lines at the station, Harris Farm and the Clayfield Markets on the Sandgate Road corner. Federation houses on Norman Parade and London Road are on the heritage register, so the streets look the way they did a century ago. The trade-off is rail noise on the streets closest to the line.

Suits Families who want the state school, the station and the grocer all on foot. The most walkable address in the suburb.

2The Bonney Avenue ridge

Bonney Avenue, Adelaide Street East, Wagner Road and the streets running toward Hendra

The high ground of the suburb, with interwar homes on 800 square metres and more. Adelaide Street East alone has four houses on the heritage register. Bonney Avenue itself carries real peak-hour traffic, so the side streets are the buy. Aviation High sits at the Hendra end on Widdop Street.

Suits Buyers who want the biggest house on the biggest block and are happy to drive to the shops.

3The school streets

Enderley Road, Gregory Street, Hunter Lane, Oriel Road, Bayview Terrace and the streets either side of Sandgate Road south of the Junction

Three schools within a few hundred metres of each other and character homes around them, five of them on Enderley Road alone. Interwar flats like Hampton Court and Coraki Court line Sandgate Road, and newer apartments sit above the shops. Drop-off traffic is the daily reality here, and the house you inspect at 11am should be inspected again at 8.15am.

Suits Families with a St Rita's, Clayfield College or St Agatha's enrolment who want the walk to school. The most tightly held streets in 4011.

4The Kalinga end

Park Avenue, Bertha Street and the streets running down to Kedron Brook

Kalinga Park, the Kedron Brook bikeway and Let Minnow for breakfast. The streets that back onto the brook, Wagner Road and Ridge Street among them, went under in 2011 and 2022, so this is the one pocket where the FloodWise report comes before the inspection, not after.

Suits Families who want the park at the end of the street and are buying a flatter, quieter block. The best value in the suburb if the flood report is clean.

Schools and catchments

Clayfield has one state primary school inside it and no state high school. On the Queensland Government catchment layer Eagle Junction State School takes about 81 percent of the suburb's area, everything except the southern strip toward Ascot, where Oriel Road, Reeve, Barlow and Marsden Streets fall to Ascot State School (about 13 percent), and a north-eastern corner around Wongara and Noble Streets that falls to Nundah State School. Hendra State School touches the eastern edge at Bourne Street. For high school Aviation High takes about three quarters of the suburb, the Ascot and Hendra side, and Kedron State High the western quarter on the Kalinga and Wooloowin side, with the line drawn street by street. Eagle Junction, Ascot, Aviation High and Kedron State High all run enrolment management plans. Check the exact address on EdMap before you count on a school, and ask us which side of the line a house sits on before you inspect.

Primary catchment, most of the suburbEagle JunctionState school, enrolment capped at 1,036
Secondary catchmentAviation HighEnrolment capped at 861
Catchments touching the suburb3 primary, 2 secondaryDrawn street by street. Check the lot on EdMap.

State primary

Eagle Junction State SchoolPrep to 6 · Cap 1,036

Prep to Year 6 on Roseby Avenue, open since 1895, over 900 students. Equidistant catchment with a cap of 1,036 and no more than 175 Prep places unless the in-catchment demand is higher, gazetted 22 August 2025. The catchment covers about 81 percent of Clayfield's area, everything but the southern strip toward Ascot and the Nundah corner.

49 Roseby Avenue, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Ascot State SchoolPrep to 6 · Cap 807

Prep to Year 6 on Pringle Street, heritage-listed brick school of the 1920s and 30s, about 650 students. Equidistant catchment with a cap of 807 and 125 Prep places, gazetted 30 September 2022. Takes the southern strip of Clayfield toward Ascot: Oriel Road and Reeve, Barlow, Marsden, Hutton and Florence Streets, about 13 percent of the suburb's area.

Pringle Street, Ascot QLD 4007MapWebsite

Hendra State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 on Nudgee Road, one of the oldest schools in Queensland (1864) and one of the smallest, with enrolments in the dozens. No enrolment management plan, so no cap. Its catchment touches only the eastern edge of Clayfield, around Bourne Street and the ends of Lukin, Gellibrand and Union Streets.

309 Nudgee Road, Hendra QLD 4011MapWebsite

State secondary

Aviation HighYears 7 to 12 · Cap 861

Years 7 to 12 on Widdop Street at the Hendra end of Clayfield, about 625 students, an independent public school with aerospace, engineering and data analytics programs. Negotiated catchment with a cap of 861 that includes 282 places reserved for its programs of excellence, gazetted 7 November 2025. Takes the Ascot and Hendra side of Clayfield.

67 Widdop Street, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Kedron State High SchoolYears 7 to 12 · Cap 1,714,

Years 7 to 12 on Park Road, Kedron, about 1,750 students on a campus beside Kedron Brook. Negotiated catchment with a cap of 1,714, gazetted 7 November 2025. Takes the Kalinga and Wooloowin side of Clayfield; the boundary with Aviation High is drawn street by street.

34 Park Road, Kedron QLD 4031MapWebsite

Catholic and independent

St Agatha's Catholic Primary SchoolPrep to 6

Co-educational, Prep to Year 6, on Hunter Lane beside the parish church, run by Brisbane Catholic Education. The Catholic primary most Clayfield families walk to.

6 Hunter Lane, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

St Rita's CollegeYears 5 to 12

Girls, Years 5 to 12, on Enderley Road since 1926 in the Presentation Sisters tradition, about 1,200 students. The reason many families draw their circle around the school streets.

41 Enderley Road, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Clayfield CollegePrep to 12

Pre-Prep to Year 12 on Gregory Street, a Presbyterian and Methodist Schools Association school, fully co-educational since 2021 with boys and girls taught in parallel classes from Years 7 to 9. Boarding from Year 5, and the school pool runs public learn-to-swim.

23 Gregory Street, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

St Margaret's Anglican Girls SchoolPrep to 12

Girls, Pre-Prep to Year 12, on Petrie Street in Ascot, boarding from Year 5. A five-minute drive or a walk from the Ascot side of Clayfield.

11 Petrie Street, Ascot QLD 4007MapWebsite

Our Lady Help of Christians SchoolPrep to 6

Co-educational Catholic primary, Prep to Year 6, on Bowman Street in Hendra, a short drive from the Bonney Avenue end.

23 Bowman Street, Hendra QLD 4011MapWebsite

Early learning

Goodstart Early Learning Clayfield

Nursery, toddler and kindergarten rooms in a three-room Queenslander-style centre on Norman Parade, 7am to 6.15pm weekdays. Kindergarten program under the same roof as long day care. Waitlists for under-twos run long across the inner north.

23 Norman Parade, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Capers Early Learning Clayfield

Long day care on Junction Road, two centres in Clayfield since 2005, a short walk from Eagle Junction station.

222 Junction Road, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Cottage Academy Early Learning Clayfield

Long day care for babies to school age on Widdop Street, 6am to 6pm weekdays, 75 places. The early start suits airport and hospital shifts.

32 Widdop Street, Clayfield QLD 4011Map

Wagner Road Early Childhood Centre and Kindergarten

Kindergarten and early childhood centre on Wagner Road at the Kalinga end. Confirm the operator, hours and kindergarten program before you point a client at it.

32 Wagner Road, Clayfield QLD 4011Map

The Ascot State School line across the southern streets is the primary line that moves prices in Clayfield: Oriel Road and Reeve Street read Ascot, the streets north of them Eagle Junction. The high school line between Kedron State High and Aviation High runs street by street on the western side, and Bellevue Terrace, Adelaide Street and Junction Road each split between them. Every one of the four carries a cap. We pull the EdMap for the exact lot before every inspection.

Check the exact address on the Queensland EdMap. Early learning ratings on StartingBlocks.

Daily life in Clayfield

The places the week runs on: coffee and the school run, the evening out, the big shop, the pool and the GP.

Mornings

Let Minnow CafeIn the suburb

Breakfast and lunch on Park Avenue at the Kalinga end, open every day from 6.30am, blankets on the deck in winter and the friendliest cafe in the suburb for kids. Kalinga Park is at the end of the street.

57 Park Avenue, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Little Corner CafeIn the suburb

A small white Queenslander on a quiet corner just across the Wooloowin line, counter service from 6am weekdays and 7am on weekends. The school-run stop for the western streets.

86 Dickson Street, Wooloowin QLD 4030MapWebsite

Harris Farm Markets ClayfieldIn the suburb

The grocer on the Junction Road corner, 6am to 9pm every day, with its own butcher, seafood counter, bakery and parking. The suburb's kitchen.

823 Sandgate Road, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Racecourse Road, Ascot5 min drive

Five minutes east: Pancha for brunch, Cafe Wisteria for the early coffee, Sarni for the sandwiches, and 180 businesses along the tree-lined strip from Kingsford Smith Drive to Eagle Farm.

Racecourse Road, Ascot QLD 4007MapWebsite

Evenings

Princess Thai ClayfieldIn the suburb

Thai on Sandgate Road opposite the Junction, the easy Tuesday night with the kids.

772 Sandgate Road, Clayfield QLD 4011Map

SakanaIn the suburb

Japanese and sushi on Sandgate Road near the Junction. Book on a Friday.

Sandgate Road, Clayfield QLD 4011Map

MarinaraIn the suburb

Italian and pizza on Sandgate Road, the family Friday night within walking distance of the school streets.

Sandgate Road, Clayfield QLD 4011Map

Racecourse Road at night10 min drive

Gino's has been serving Italian on the strip since 1981, Verandah on Racecourse does Vietnamese, and the strip stays open late. Ten minutes on foot from the Ascot side of Clayfield.

Racecourse Road, Ascot QLD 4007MapWebsite

Breakfast Creek Hotel10 min drive

The 1889 pub at the Albion end of Kingsford Smith Drive, the steakhouse and beer off the wood. The Hamilton Hotel on the river is the other local, with a beer garden and a kitchen until 9pm.

2 Kingsford Smith Drive, Albion QLD 4010MapWebsite

The big shop

Clayfield Markets FreshIn the suburb

The fruit and veg, deli and seafood markets on the Sandgate and Junction Road corner, open early every day. Where the suburb shops when it is not at Harris Farm next door.

Corner Sandgate Road and Junction Road, Clayfield QLD 4011Map

Nundah Village5 min drive

The Sandgate Road strip five minutes north: cafes, speciality shops, the medical centres and the council library, with the through traffic sent under the village in the bypass tunnel.

Sandgate Road, Nundah QLD 4012Map

Westfield Chermside15 min drive

Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, Target, Big W, Myer, David Jones and a sixteen-screen cinema, fifteen minutes up Gympie Road for the once-a-month run.

Gympie Road, Chermside QLD 4032Map

The Toombul site10 min drive

Toombul shopping centre closed for good after the February 2022 flood and was demolished from 2024. The bus interchange and station still run from the old car park. Whatever replaces it will be the closest big supermarket to Clayfield, so ask us what the current approval says.

Sandgate Road, Nundah QLD 4012Map

Health and fitness

Valley Pool10 min drive

The nearest council pool: a heated 50-metre outdoor pool on Wickham Street, learn-to-swim and squads, open since 1925. Ten minutes down Sandgate Road.

432 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006MapWebsite

Clayfield SwimmingIn the suburb

Learn-to-swim, squads and adult fitness swimming at the Clayfield College pool on Gregory Street, open to families outside the school.

23 Gregory Street, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Studio Pilates ClayfieldIn the suburb

Forty-minute reformer classes in a chandelier-and-hardwood studio. Confirm the street address before publish.

Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Sandgate Road GPsIn the suburb

General practices cluster along Sandgate Road and at Nundah Village. The Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital at Herston, the largest hospital in the country, is ten minutes down the road.

Sandgate Road, Clayfield QLD 4011MapWebsite

Getting around

CBD by train15 minFrom Eagle Junction, 18 from Clayfield station
Airport by train10 minAirport line from Eagle Junction, surcharge on the fare
CBD by car15 minSandgate Road and the Inner City Bypass, outside the peak

Train

Two stations. Eagle Junction on Junction Road is the interchange where the Shorncliffe, Doomben, Airport, Caboolture and Kippa-Ring lines meet: about 15 minutes to Central, a train every few minutes in the peak, 123 parking bays and staff on the platform. Clayfield station on Sandgate Road is Doomben line only, about 18 minutes to Central, and the Doomben line has run only hourly on weekends since June 2025. From Eagle Junction the Airport line reaches the domestic terminal in about ten minutes, every 15 minutes in the peak, with the airport surcharge on the fare.

Train timetableSecond route timetable

Bus

Routes 300, 306 and 322 all run down Sandgate Road through Clayfield to the city: the 300 from Toombul via Hendra, Ascot, Hamilton and Newstead, the 306 from Nudgee and Toombul via Albion and Bowen Hills, the 322 from Chermside via Nundah. Toombul interchange, five minutes north, carries fourteen routes. Off-peak frequency is thin on the 306 and 322, so check the timetable for the address.

Route 300 timetableRoute 322 timetable

Road

Fifteen minutes to the CBD by car via Sandgate Road and the Inner City Bypass outside the peak, or the Airport Link tunnel from the Toombul portal (a toll each way). Ten minutes to the airport via the East-West Arterial. Racecourse Road in five, Westfield Chermside in fifteen.

Bus routes

300306322

Route numbers named in the bus notes above. Timetables on Translink.

Pinch points Sandgate Road is on the RACQ's list of the ten most frustrating roads in the state and it earns the place from 7.30am. Bonney Avenue is the rat run to Hendra and Kingsford Smith Drive. School drop-off on Enderley Road and Gregory Street doubles the traffic on the school streets between 8am and 8.45am, and race days at Eagle Farm and Doomben fill Racecourse Road and the Ascot side streets. Inspect a Sandgate Road or Bonney Avenue house at 5.30pm before you decide the traffic does not bother you.

Weekends

Kalinga Park10 min driveNearly twenty hectares along Kedron Brook at the end of Bertha Street, on the heritage register for its 1920s Diggers' Drive: timber forts and slides, a sandpit, a mini road track for learning to ride, a fenced off-leash dog park, tennis, petanque, cricket and football ovals, free barbecues and toilets. The destination playground for the whole inner north.

  • Kedron Brook bikeway

    The flat shared path along the brook from Kalinga Park east to Toombul and on to the Boondall wetlands, or west toward Kedron. Rebuilt after the 2022 flood took out a long section. The Saturday morning bike ride for most Clayfield families.

    Kalinga Park, Bertha Street, Kalinga QLD 4030Map

  • Oriel Park, Ascot5 min drive

    A fully fenced playground with castle forts, rope bridges, an old steam tractor to climb and shade sails, plus barbecues, outdoor gym equipment and cafes across Alexandra Road. Five minutes from the school streets.

    Alexandra Road, Ascot QLD 4007MapWebsite

  • Eagle Farm and Doomben race days10 min drive

    Two racecourses on the doorstep. Eagle Farm at the top of Racecourse Road runs the winter carnival, the Stradbroke, the Derby and the Oaks; Doomben on Hampden Street runs the Doomben 10,000 and the Doomben Cup in May. A family day out with a train station at the gate.

    Racecourse Road, Ascot QLD 4007MapWebsite

  • Junior sport10 min drive

    Brothers Juniors for rugby union at Crosby Park in Albion, with the youngest age groups at Windsor Park. Norths Devils juniors for rugby league at Bishop Park in Nundah. Wilston Norths junior cricket at Shaw Park in Wooloowin, next door to Kalinga Park, for summer.

    Crosby Park, Albion QLD 4010MapWebsite

  • Portside Wharf and the river10 min drive

    The Hamilton riverfront ten minutes away: restaurants, boutiques and a basement car park at Portside, the CityCat at Bretts Wharf and Northshore, and the Hamilton Hotel beer garden on the way home.

    39 Hercules Street, Hamilton QLD 4007MapWebsite

  • Crosby Park, Albion5 min drive

    The other off-leash dog park, on the council's most-loved list, with the Brothers clubhouse and two lit fields. Five minutes south.

    Crosby Park, Albion QLD 4010MapWebsite

The houses

What is here
Large interwar homes and Queenslanders on 600 to 1,000 square metre blocks along the ridge and the school streets, more than thirty of them individually heritage-listed. Post-war timber and brick toward Wooloowin and Kalinga, 1930s brick flats like Hampton Court and Coraki Court along Sandgate Road, and newer apartments above the shops at the Junction. The character streets near the private schools are the most tightly held in 4011.
Block sizes
600 to 900 square metres is normal, and the Bonney Avenue ridge and Adelaide Street East run past 1,000. That is the point of Clayfield over Ascot: the same schools, and a yard.
Character overlays
Most of the pre-1947 houses sit under the traditional building character overlay, which protects the streetscape and steers extensions to the rear. Pre-1911 houses cannot be demolished. Clayfield goes a step further than most suburbs: dozens of individual houses on Adelaide Street East, Enderley Road, Gregory Street, Norman Parade, London Road and Oriel Road carry their own heritage listing, which is a different and stricter set of rules again. Check the lot on City Plan before you plan a lift and build.
How it was built
  1. Federation eraFederation houses went up on Norman Parade and London Road near Eagle Junction, heritage-listed today.
  2. 1920s to 30sLarge interwar homes filled the Bonney Avenue ridge and the school streets on 600 to 1,000 square metre blocks.
  3. 1930sBrick flats like Hampton Court and Coraki Court lined Sandgate Road.
  4. Post-warTimber and brick houses filled in toward Wooloowin and Kalinga.
  5. NowNewer apartments sit above the shops at the Junction; the character streets near the private schools rarely change hands.

What the money buys

Around $2m

A renovated post-war house toward Wooloowin or Kalinga, a smaller interwar home near the Junction, or a bigger block that needs work. Our published Clayfield purchases start at $2,045,000.

$2.5m to $4m

A done character home on 600 to 800 square metres on the school streets or the ridge. This is where most Clayfield family briefs land.

$4m and above

The big blocks on Adelaide Street East and Enderley Road, the heritage-listed houses, or a home that never reached the portals. Our published Clayfield purchases run to $7,780,000.

5 purchases since 2025, 4 with published prices from $2,045,000 to $7,780,000. Live grid on the page.

See the homes we have secured here

What to check before you buy in Clayfield

Flood

Kedron Brook is the flood story in Clayfield, not the river. Wagner Road, Ridge Street and the streets that back onto the brook were hit in 2011 and again in February 2022, when Kalinga Park went under and Toombul closed for good. The streets above Bonney Avenue and the southern half of the suburb sit well above it. Pull the FloodWise Property Report for the exact lot, ask for the floor levels, and get an insurance quote before the building and pest, not after.

Flood Awareness MapFloodWise Property Report

Noise

Three sources. Aircraft: Clayfield sits inside the airport approach, and the parallel runway that opened in July 2020 changed which streets hear what, by wind direction and time of day. Type the address into the Brisbane Airport flight tracker, then stand in the backyard at 7am and at 9pm. Road: Sandgate Road and Bonney Avenue at peak. Rail: the houses between Eagle Junction and the Wooloowin line hear four train lines.

Brisbane Airport flight path tool

Overlays and approvals

Traditional building character and pre-1911 on most of the older stock, plus individual heritage listings on dozens of houses. City Plan's interactive mapping shows every overlay on the lot, and Development.i shows what the neighbours have been approved to build.

City Plan mappingDevelopment.i

Catchments

Eagle Junction State School takes most of the suburb and Ascot State School the southern strip, and two secondary catchments split street by street, all four with enrolment management. Check the lot on EdMap, then ring the school.

Queensland EdMap

Red flags

  • A brook-side block on Wagner Road, Ridge Street or Park Avenue with no floor-height survey and no recent flood insurance quote.
  • An individually heritage-listed house bought on a plan to extend or lift. The listing carries its own rules on top of the character overlay. Read it before the offer, not after.
  • A Sandgate Road or Bonney Avenue frontage, or a house hard against the rail corridor, with single-glazed bedrooms at the front.

Where the value sits

  • An unrenovated interwar house on the school streets, where the overlay protects the street and the 800 square metre block does the rest.
  • A post-war house on the Wooloowin or Kalinga side, above the flood line, outside the character overlay and inside the Eagle Junction catchment. Reworkable without the heritage hurdles.
  • A 1930s flat in one of the Sandgate Road blocks, or an apartment at the Junction, for a family that wants the schools and the train before it can afford the house.

Photos via Wikimedia Commons: A Clayfield Queenslander, Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0; A Clayfield Queenslander, Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0; A Clayfield Queenslander, Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0; Kalinga Park, Shiftchange, CC0; Clayfield station, TravellerQLD, CC BY-SA 3.0; Brisbane Transport bus, BrisbaneBuzSpotter, CC BY-SA 4.0; Story Bridge, Kangaroo Point, John Robert McPherson, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Clayfield purchases we can show

Every card is a real settlement for a Hunter Gather client. Prices appear where the buyer agreed to publish them.

Clayfield

N/A bedN/A bath10 car 2140m²
$7,780,000 Ernest Tong
24 Jun 2026

Clayfield

3 bed2 bath1 car 164m²
$2,045,000 Chavonne Olivier
15 Jun 2026

Clayfield

5 bed2 bath2 car 592m²
$2,492,000 Jacob Butler
7 Apr 2025

Clayfield

Apartment

3 bed2 bath3 car 197m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Clayfield

5 bed3 bath2 car 317m²
$3,495,000 Jacob Butler

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Buying in Clayfield: the questions we get

Mostly Eagle Junction State School, which takes about 81 percent of the suburb's area. Ascot State School takes the southern strip around Oriel Road and Reeve, Barlow and Marsden Streets, Nundah State School a north-eastern corner around Wongara and Noble Streets, and Hendra State School touches the eastern edge. The state high school catchment splits the suburb street by street between Aviation High on the Ascot and Hendra side and Kedron State High on the western side. Check the exact address on EdMap and ask us which side of the line a house sits on.

The streets along Kedron Brook do: Wagner Road, Ridge Street and the blocks backing onto the park were affected in 2011 and 2022. The ridge and the school streets do not. Every Clayfield purchase we make starts with the FloodWise report and the floor levels.

Eagle Junction station reaches Central in about 15 minutes with trains from five lines, and Clayfield station on the Doomben line takes about 18. Routes 300, 306 and 322 run down Sandgate Road. By car it is fifteen minutes outside the peak, and the airport is ten minutes the other way.

It depends on the street and the runway mode. Clayfield sits inside the airport approach, and since the parallel runway opened in 2020 the pattern varies by wind and time of day. Check the address on the Brisbane Airport flight tracker and inspect early morning and evening.

In 2026, a renovated post-war house on the Wooloowin or Kalinga side, a smaller interwar home near Eagle Junction, or a big block that needs work. A finished character home on the school streets or the ridge sits between $2.5 million and $4 million.

Ascot has Racecourse Road and the grandest homes at the top of the market. Clayfield has the same schools, two stations instead of a branch line, bigger blocks for the money and the park on Kedron Brook. Families who want a yard and a walk to the train usually end up in Clayfield.

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