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27 properties secured for clients in Coorparoo since 2024. What we bought, what we paid where the buyer agreed to say, and who did the buying.

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27

purchases in Coorparoo

2024 to 2026

years we have bought here

$476,000 to $2,720,000

published prices (18 of 27)

Hunter Gather has bought 27 properties in Coorparoo for clients since 2024, and the list below is every one we are able to show. Of the purchases where the property type is on record, that is 3 houses and 1 apartment. Coorparoo 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, Coorparoo purchases ranged from $476,000 to $2,720,000 (18 of 27 published). The rest settled privately at the buyer's request.

The buying in Coorparoo was done by Jacob Butler, Chavonne Olivier, David Thomas and Alannah Sanjurjo. Whoever you speak to first, the search runs on the same shared database and the same weekly cadence.

We also wrote up Coorparoo in our guide to the best Brisbane suburbs: read the Coorparoo section.

Where Coorparoo sits

Coorparoo is the most connected suburb in the inner south-east and the most mixed. It sits about five kilometres south-east of the CBD on the high ground between Norman Creek and Camp Hill, with Old Cleveland Road running east-west through the middle and Cavendish Road running south off it. The junction of the two is the suburb's centre of gravity: Coorparoo Square, the cinema, the station and the state school are all within a few hundred metres of it. Away from the junction the suburb splits into a leafy character hill to the south, apartment streets around the Square, and quiet post-war and interwar streets that run down to Norman Park and Camp Hill.

Boundaries
Norman Creek and the Stones Corner junction to the west, Stanley Street East and the Norman Park streets to the north, Camp Hill to the east and Holland Park to the south. Five and a bit square kilometres, which makes it one of the larger inner suburbs.
The roads
Old Cleveland Road (State Route 22, the bus corridor to the city and Carindale). Cavendish Road (State Route 41, the school run and the station). Logan Road at Stones Corner (the run to the Pacific Motorway, on the western edge). Stanley Street East (the northern link to the Gabba and East Brisbane)
Next door
Norman ParkCamp HillHolland ParkGreenslopesStones CornerWoolloongabbaEast Brisbane

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.

1Coorparoo Square and the station end

Old Cleveland Road and Cavendish Road either side of the junction, Holdsworth Street, Harries Road and Shakespeare Street

The inner-city part of Coorparoo. Coorparoo Square went up on the old Myer site in 2017 with three apartment towers, the Dendy and an Aldi, Woolworths is next door at Coorparoo Marketplace, and Coorparoo station is an eight-minute walk. Workers cottages survive on the side streets, but most of what sells here is a unit or a townhouse, and the deepest unit market of the twelve sits within a few hundred metres of this corner.

Suits First buyers and downsizers who want the train, the cinema and two supermarkets on foot, and families who will trade a yard for the location.

2The Cavendish Road hill

Cavendish Road from the station up past Villanova and Loreto, with Norfolk Street, Kirkland Avenue, Sixth Avenue, Chatsworth Road and the streets between

The 1880s houses that made Coorparoo, the interwar Spanish Mission homes along Cavendish Road, and tree-lined Kirkland Avenue with its views back to the city. Most of the suburb's heritage places are here, and so is the traditional building character overlay, which is why the streets still look the way they do. Elevated, out of the flood line, and tightly held.

Suits Families buying for the long term, often with a Villanova, Loreto or Our Lady of Mount Carmel enrolment in mind. The dearest houses in the suburb.

3The Stones Corner side

Chatsworth Road, Main Avenue, Riddings Street and the streets between Langlands Park and Old Cleveland Road

The western end, where Coorparoo meets Stones Corner and Greenslopes. Langlands Park busway station, the memorial pool, Easts Leagues Club and the bowls club are all here, and Hanlon Park's rebuilt creek is a short walk. Norman Creek is the reason the streets are flat, and the reason to read the FloodWise report before you fall for the house.

Suits Buyers who want the busway, the pool and the Logan Road strip on foot, and who have checked the flood map first.

4The Holland Park side

Upper Cavendish Road toward Holland Road, Mars Street, Octantis Street and the streets that back onto the Whites Hill reserves

Post-war brick and timber on bigger blocks, streets that end in bushland, and the southern half of the suburb's state school catchments. The blocks backing onto the reserves are tightly held. This is where the Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High catchments reach into Coorparoo.

Suits Families priced off the hill who still want a 600 square metre block, and those who want the Cavendish Road State High catchment.

5The Norman Park border

Stanley Street East, Jackson Street, Burke Street and the streets around Wembley Park running north to Norman Park

Interwar and post-war streets that share their parks and the Cleveland line with Norman Park. Wembley Park and the netball courts are the local green, and the Norman Creek path runs through to the river at East Brisbane. The lower streets toward the creek carry a flood overlay, so floor heights matter here.

Suits Families who want a quieter street, a Queenslander on a full block and the station without the junction traffic.

Schools and catchments

Coorparoo has more schools inside its boundary than any of the twelve: a heritage-listed state primary on Old Cleveland Road, a state secondary college, two Catholic primaries, Villanova for boys and Loreto for girls, and the Brisbane School of Distance Education on Cavendish Road. The state catchments are the complicated part. Coorparoo State School takes the northern and central half of the suburb's area and about two thirds of its homes, but the southern streets fall to Holland Park State School, the eastern edge to Whites Hill State College, the south-west to Greenslopes State School, and slivers on the Stones Corner and Norman Park edges to Buranda, East Brisbane and Norman Park State Schools. Secondary splits three ways too, though Coorparoo Secondary College takes about three quarters of the homes. Check the exact lot on EdMap before you count on a school.

Primary catchment, most of the suburbCoorparooState school, enrolment capped at 848
Secondary catchmentCoorparoo Secondary CollegeState high school
Catchments touching the suburb7 primary, 3 secondaryDrawn street by street. Check the lot on EdMap.

State primary

Coorparoo State SchoolPrep to 6 · Cap 848

Prep to Year 6 on Old Cleveland Road since 1876, heritage-listed in 2017, with camphor laurels and figs over the terraced playing fields. An equidistant catchment covering roughly the northern and central half of the suburb's area and about two thirds of its addresses. It runs an enrolment management plan, gazetted 22 August 2025: a cap of 848 students and Prep limited to 125 places unless more in-catchment children enrol, so an out-of-catchment place is not something to plan on.

327 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

East Brisbane State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 beside the Gabba on Wellington Road, heritage-listed and open since 1899. The 2023 plan to move it onto the Coorparoo Secondary College site for the stadium rebuild was dropped in March 2024. Its negotiated catchment touches the north-western corner of Coorparoo. Enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025, cap 309, Prep limited to 50.

90 Wellington Road, East Brisbane QLD 4169MapWebsite

Norman Park State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 on Wynnum Road. Its equidistant catchment reaches a few streets into the northern tip of Coorparoo. Enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025, cap 469, Prep limited to 100.

Wynnum Road, Norman Park QLD 4170MapWebsite

Holland Park State SchoolPrep to 6 · Cap 958

Prep to Year 6 on Seville Road. Its equidistant catchment takes the southern streets of Coorparoo, roughly a quarter of the suburb by area. Enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025 with a cap of 958 students and Prep limited to 125.

Seville Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Greenslopes State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 on Logan Road. Its equidistant catchment takes the south-western streets of Coorparoo near the motorway end. A small school: the enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025 caps it at 348 students with Prep limited to 50.

559 Logan Road, Greenslopes QLD 4120MapWebsite

Whites Hill State CollegePrep to 12

Prep to Year 12 on a single campus at Burn Street, Camp Hill, formed in 2002 from Camp Hill State High and Whites Hill State School. Its primary catchment takes the eastern edge of Coorparoo toward the reserves. No enrolment management plan was published for the college at the time of writing.

138 Burn Street, Camp Hill QLD 4152MapWebsite

Buranda State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 near the Stones Corner junction. Its catchment clips the western edge of Coorparoo. Small and capped: an enrolment management plan gazetted 7 August 2026 limits it to 239 students with Prep classes of 25.

Cowley Street, Woolloongabba QLD 4102MapWebsite

State secondary

Coorparoo Secondary CollegeYears 7 to 12

Years 7 to 12 at the corner of Stanley Street East and Cavendish Road, open since 1963 and the state high school for the northern and central streets, roughly three fifths of the suburb. It is the one state school here without an enrolment management plan, so places are not capped the way they are at Cavendish Road. Smaller than its neighbours, with junior and senior schools and a vocational pathway.

Stanley Street East, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Cavendish Road State High SchoolYears 7 to 12 · Cap 2,016

Years 7 to 12 at the corner of Cavendish and Holland Roads, open since 1952 and the school that moves prices on the southern side. Its negotiated catchment takes the southern streets of Coorparoo, about a quarter of the suburb. Enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025 with a cap of 2,016 students, a waiting list for out-of-catchment applications, and reserved places in five programs of excellence: netball, touch football, football, the Academy of Ideas and instrumental music.

695 Cavendish Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Whites Hill State CollegeYears 7 to 12

Years 7 to 12 on the same Burn Street campus as its primary years. The secondary catchment takes the eastern edge of Coorparoo toward Camp Hill.

138 Burn Street, Camp Hill QLD 4152MapWebsite

Catholic and independent

Villanova CollegeYears 5 to 12

Boys, Years 5 to 12, Augustinian, on Sixth Avenue since 1954 on the grounds of Langlands, an 1880s house built for Reuben Nicklin. About 1,500 boys, with a pool on campus and playing fields at Tingalpa. The school run fills Sixth Avenue and Cavendish Road from 8am; inspect a nearby house at that hour.

24 Sixth Avenue, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Anglican Church Grammar School (Churchie)Prep to 12

Boys, Prep to Year 12, in East Brisbane on the other side of Norman Creek. Ten minutes by car from most of Coorparoo, and the school backs onto the creek path.

Oaklands Parade, East Brisbane QLD 4169MapWebsite

Loreto College CoorparooYears 7 to 12

Girls, Years 7 to 12, on Cavendish Road, now adding Year 5 from 2025 and Year 6 from 2026. Heritage-listed campus. Scholarships for Years 7 and 10.

415 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Our Lady of Mount Carmel SchoolPrep to 6

Co-educational Catholic primary, Prep to Year 6, on Norfolk Street since 1941 with about 600 students. The Carmelite parish school and the one the guide names for Coorparoo.

Norfolk Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

St James Catholic Primary SchoolPrep to 6

Co-educational Catholic primary, Prep to Year 6, on Kirkland Avenue since 1916 and small enough that every teacher knows every child. Italian is the language taught.

92 Kirkland Avenue, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Early learning

Goodstart Early Learning Coorparoo, Cavendish Road

Nursery to kindergarten, six weeks to five years, 6.15am to 6.15pm weekdays, on Cavendish Road near Loreto. Kindergarten program with university-qualified teachers inside the long day care.

356 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Goodstart Early Learning Coorparoo, Park Street

Nursery to kindergarten, six weeks to six years, 6.30am to 6pm weekdays, further up Cavendish Road with onsite parking. Three early childhood teachers in the kindergarten room.

402 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Goodstart Early Learning Coorparoo, Tiber Street

The third Goodstart in the suburb: 75 places, 6.30am to 6.30pm weekdays, nursery through kindergarten, on the Holland Park side.

52 Tiber Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

C&K Coorparoo Community Kindergarten

Community kindy for three to five year olds on Meridian Street, rated Exceeding, with an extended hours option to 6pm and holiday care. Large landscaped gardens. Put your name down a year out.

53 Meridian Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Harty Street Community Kindergarten and Pre School

A 50-place community kindergarten on Harty Street, sessional hours, run by its parent committee.

16 Harty Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151Map

Seven primary catchments and three secondary catchments touch Coorparoo, and the Coorparoo State School and Cavendish Road State High lines are the two that move prices. Two houses a street apart can sit in different schools. We pull the EdMap for the exact lot before every inspection and ring the school before you make an offer.

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

Daily life in Coorparoo

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

Mornings

Bellissimo Coffee CoorparooIn the suburb

The roaster's home base at the bottom of Cavendish Road, 6am to 4pm every day, brunch until 1.30pm and toasties after. The roastery, the training room and the coffee are all in the one building.

12 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Little GenoveseIn the suburb

A tiny weekday cafe on Clarence Street, 6am to 1pm, built around the coffee and the pastries. The pre-school-run stop.

17 Clarence Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151Map

The KelseyIn the suburb

All-day brunch on a corner of Kelsey Street, weekdays 7am to 2pm. Eggs, pancakes and a warm room with the pram beside the table.

1 Kelsey Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151Map

Bang Coffee BarIn the suburb

Blackstar coffee and bagels on Kirkland Avenue, weekdays 7am to 1pm. The neighbourhood cafe for the hill.

133 Kirkland Avenue, Coorparoo QLD 4151Map

Rabbit & Co CafeIn the suburb

Chatsworth Road on the Stones Corner side, open from 5.30am weekdays and 6.30am weekends. Breakfast with a long menu, and early enough for a swim at Langlands first.

5/148 Chatsworth Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151Map

Ja Le Patisserie CafeIn the suburb

The patisserie and coffee stop inside Coorparoo Square, for the Saturday morning before the shop.

300 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Cream Patisserie BoulangerieIn the suburb

French pastry and bread on Cavendish Road. Confirm the street number and hours before you send a client.

Cavendish Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151Map

Evenings

Coorparoo Bowls ClubIn the suburb

A heritage-listed club on Riddings Street, Wednesday to Sunday from noon: barefoot bowls, a bistro and the Green Bar. The Sunday afternoon with kids on the green.

32 Riddings Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Stones Corner Hotel10 min walk

The 1888 pub on Logan Road at the western edge: bistro, beer garden under the jacaranda, and breakfast on weekends. A ten-minute walk from the Stones Corner side.

346 Logan Road, Greenslopes QLD 4120MapWebsite

Dendy CoorparooIn the suburb

Ten screens inside Coorparoo Square, back open since 1 October 2025 after the cyclone took the roof in March. Budget Tuesdays, and four hours of free parking with a validated ticket.

300 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Coorparoo Square restaurantsIn the suburb

The easy family dinner: La Regina for Italian, Motto Motto for Japanese, Mission for Vietnamese, Tigerlamb, PappaRich, Burrito Bar and Miss Gelato on the way out, all around the one plaza.

300 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Easts Leagues ClubIn the suburb

At Langlands Park on Main Avenue: a kids area, the Brasserie, Oliva Dining and a cafe, open every day from 10am. The Friday night when nobody wants to cook.

40 Main Avenue, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

The big shop

Camp Hill Marketplace5 min drive

Woolworths, cafes and the grocer at Samuel Street, five minutes east along Old Cleveland Road, with Martha Street's cafes behind it.

25 Samuel Street, Camp Hill QLD 4152Map

Westfield Carindale15 min drive

The once-a-month run: David Jones, Myer, Kmart and the rest, fifteen minutes east along Old Cleveland Road or the 200 bus door to door.

1151 Creek Road, Carindale QLD 4152MapWebsite

Aldi, Coorparoo SquareIn the suburb

The Aldi in the Square, with three hours of free undercover parking off Holdsworth Street.

300 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Woolworths, Coorparoo MarketplaceIn the suburb

The full-size Woolworths next door at Coorparoo Marketplace, 6am to 9pm Monday to Saturday, with a chemist and thirteen specialty shops and parking off Holdsworth Street.

Corner Harries Road and Holdsworth Street, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Health and fitness

Greenslopes Private Hospital5 min drive

Australia's largest private teaching hospital, on Newdegate Street five minutes south-west, with a 24-hour emergency centre and maternity. Most Coorparoo families end up there at some point.

121 Newdegate Street, Greenslopes QLD 4120MapWebsite

Langlands Park Memorial PoolIn the suburb

Council pool on Panitya Street at the Stones Corner end: a heated 50-metre outdoor pool, a 25-metre pool, an 18-metre indoor teaching pool and a wading pool, open from 5am. Story Time runs learn to swim from babies to squad, and the Brisbane Jets swim club has Friday night club in summer.

5 Panitya Street, Stones Corner QLD 4120MapWebsite

Fitstop CoorparooIn the suburb

Coach-led group training in Coorparoo Square, four session types across the week. No childminding, so it is the 5.30am class.

Shop 27, 300 Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Old Cleveland Road and Cavendish Road GPsIn the suburb

General practice, dentists and allied health cluster along the two main roads and inside the Square. The Mater at South Brisbane is fifteen minutes by car or the 222 bus to Mater Hill.

Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151Map

Getting around

Central by trainAbout 12 minFrom Coorparoo station on the Cleveland line
CBD by car10 to 15 minOutside the peak, via Stanley Street East or Logan Road
Airport25 to 30 minVia the Gateway Motorway, tolled

Bus

Old Cleveland Road is the bus corridor. Route 200 is the Carindale Heights to City express, every fifteen minutes in the peak, and route 204 runs all stops to the city and the Valley. Route 222 leaves Old Cleveland Road at Langlands Park and runs the Eastern Busway through Stones Corner, Buranda, Mater Hill and South Bank to Roma Street, which makes it the school and hospital bus. The 206 and 217 City Rockets add express trips in the peak. Langlands Park busway station, open since 2011, is the eastern end of the busway; the station planned under Coorparoo Square was never built, and the void is still there.

Route 200 timetableRoute 222 timetable

Train

Coorparoo station on Cavendish Road, a ground-level island platform on the Cleveland line, zone 1, fully accessible, with 148 park and ride bays and bike storage. Buranda is one stop toward the city and Norman Park one stop out. About twelve minutes to Central; check the timetable for the express pattern.

Train timetable

Road

Ten to fifteen minutes to the CBD by car outside the peak, via Stanley Street East and the Gabba or Logan Road and the motorway. Westfield Carindale in fifteen along Old Cleveland Road. The airport is twenty-five to thirty minutes via the Gateway Motorway, a toll each way.

Bus routes

200204222206217

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

Pinch points The Old Cleveland Road and Cavendish Road junction backs up from 7.30am, and the level crossing at Coorparoo station closes Cavendish Road every time a train passes, which in the peak is often. Cavendish Road itself is three schools deep between 8am and 8.45am: Villanova, Loreto and Our Lady of Mount Carmel all drop off on or beside it. Stones Corner locks up on the Logan Road side when the motorway does. Parking in the Square is free for three hours, then charged, and Langlands Park fills the Stones Corner streets on Tigers game nights.

Weekends

Giffin ParkIn the suburbTen hectares on Birubi Street, the old Kempton Park racecourse, now the home of Coorparoo Junior AFC: Auskick from age four, junior and youth teams to under 17 and a chartered girls program. The Brisbane Lions trained here for years.Langlands ParkIn the suburbThe Brisbane Tigers' ground on Main Avenue, rebuilt in 2022 with seating for about 4,000, and the home of Broncos NRLW matches since 2023. The park around it has the pool, a playground, a picnic area and a fitness station near Panitya Street, and the Norman Creek path runs through.Hanlon Park / Bur'uda10 min driveFive hectares at Stones Corner where 500 metres of concrete drain became 800 metres of living creek in 2022, the biggest creek naturalisation in the country. A nature playground, barbecues, an underpass beneath Logan Road and fish back in the water. It came through the 2022 and 2025 floods with barely a scratch.Wembley ParkIn the suburbThe northern park at Jackson Street and Burke Street, home of Metropolitan Districts Netball with 26 courts, 11 clubs and NetSetGo from age five. The netball courts flooded in 2011, which tells you where the creek line runs.The Norman Creek pathA flat shared path from Stones Corner through Langlands Park and The Common to Norman Park, about four kilometres, with the Coorparoo skate park at The Common on Cambridge Street. The pram loop for the western half of the suburb.Whites Hill Reserve5 min drive170 hectares of bushland five minutes up the hill in Camp Hill: the big playground, barbecues, walking tracks with koalas and wallabies, and the lookout over the city. The Sunday morning walk.Majestic ParkIn the suburbThe local playground with the dragon and the fort, the one Coorparoo parents name first. Confirm the street before it goes on the page.

  • Junior sportIn the suburb

    Coorparoo Junior AFC at Giffin Park, netball at Wembley Park, Coorparoo Cricket Club with its clubhouse across the border on Crown Street, Norman Park, and learn to swim at Langlands. Rugby league juniors run through the Brisbane Tigers' feeder clubs across the inner south-east.

    Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

The houses

A typical original house in Coorparoo
What is here
1880s Victorian houses and interwar Spanish Mission homes along Cavendish Road and the hill, 1920s and 30s Queenslanders on the streets either side, workers cottages closer to the station and Stones Corner, post-war brick and timber on the Holland Park and Camp Hill sides, townhouses on the busier corners, and the deepest unit market of the twelve: three towers at the Square, walk-ups along Old Cleveland Road and newer apartments on Shakespeare Street and around the station.
Block sizes
400 to 600 square metres near the junction and the station, 600 and more on the hill and the Holland Park side, with the Mars Street and Octantis Street blocks backing onto the reserves the largest. The suburb is hilly, so two houses on the same street can have very different yards.
Character overlays
The elevated belt between Old Cleveland Road and the Holland Park border sits under the traditional building character overlay, which protects the street-facing form of pre-1947 houses and steers extensions to the rear. The Coorparoo and Districts Neighbourhood Plan, adopted May 2019, put most of the low-medium density land south of Old Cleveland Road into the character residential zone's infill housing precinct, added thirteen more pre-1911 houses and ten local heritage places to the overlays, and lifted heights to five storeys around Earl Street and up to six on Logan Road. The suburb has more than two dozen heritage-listed places, most on Cavendish Road, Chatsworth Road and the streets between. Check the overlay on City Plan before you plan a lift and build.
How it was built
  1. 1880sVictorian houses went up along Cavendish Road and the hill, the homes that made Coorparoo.
  2. 1920s and 30sQueenslanders filled the streets beside the hill, Spanish Mission homes lined Cavendish Road and workers cottages gathered near the station.
  3. Post-warBrick and timber houses filled the Holland Park and Camp Hill sides on bigger blocks.
  4. 2017Coorparoo Square rose on the old Myer site with three apartment towers, the Dendy and an Aldi.
  5. 2019The neighbourhood plan lifted heights to five storeys around Earl Street and six on Logan Road, and protected more pre-1911 houses.
  6. NowNewer apartments on Shakespeare Street and around the station join walk-ups on Old Cleveland Road and townhouses on busier corners.

What the money buys

Under $1m

An apartment at the Square or on Shakespeare Street, or a two-bedroom unit on the Stones Corner side. Our published Coorparoo purchases start at $476,000.

$1.5m to $2m

A first Coorparoo cottage: a workers cottage near the station or a post-war house on the Holland Park side, usually needing work, on 400 to 600 square metres. Our published purchases at $1,665,000 sit here, and character homes are still under $2m.

$2m to $2.75m

A renovated Queenslander on the hill or a done four-bedder on a full block in the Coorparoo State School catchment. This is where most of our family briefs land, and our published Coorparoo purchases run to $2,720,000.

27 purchases since 2024, 18 with published prices from $476,000 to $2,720,000. Live grid on the page.

See the homes we have secured here

What to check before you buy in Coorparoo

Flood

Norman Creek runs along the western edge and its low ground reaches into the Stones Corner side and the streets around Wembley Park, which flooded in 2011 and again in 2022. The hill and the Holland Park side 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

Old Cleveland Road, Cavendish Road and Logan Road at Stones Corner carry traffic that you hear one or two streets back, and the Cleveland line runs through the Square end with a level crossing on Cavendish Road. Langlands Park has game nights. Type the address into the Brisbane Airport flight path tool as well, then stand in the backyard at 7am on a school day and again at 9pm.

Brisbane Airport flight path tool

Overlays and approvals

Traditional building character and pre-1911 on the hill, flood on the creek side, and two neighbourhood plans: East Brisbane and Coorparoo district north of Old Cleveland Road, Coorparoo and Districts south of it. City Plan's interactive mapping shows every overlay on the lot, and Development.i shows what the neighbours have been approved to build, which matters near the Square and Earl Street where five and six storeys are now allowed.

City Plan mappingDevelopment.i

Catchments

Seven primary and three secondary catchments touch the suburb, all but two with enrolment management plans. Check the lot on EdMap, then ring the school.

Queensland EdMap

Red flags

  • A flat block on the Stones Corner side or near Wembley Park with no floor-height survey and no recent flood insurance quote.
  • A house within a street of Old Cleveland Road, Cavendish Road or the rail line with single-glazed bedrooms at the front. Inspect at 7.30am before you decide the noise is fine.
  • An apartment at the Square bought on the display finish without the body corporate records: the sinking fund, the maintenance log and the by-laws on pets and parking.

Where the value sits

  • A post-war house on the Holland Park side that sits in both the Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High catchments and still has a 600 square metre block.
  • An unrenovated Queenslander on the hill under the character overlay: keep the front, open the back, and the street does the rest.
  • The Norman Park border streets above the flood line, where the station is a walk and the junction traffic is somebody else's problem.

Photos: Shakespeare Street, Coorparoo, Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0; Queen Alexandra Home, Old Cleveland Road, John Robert McPherson, CC BY-SA 4.0; The Stones Corner side, Kerry Raymond, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; The Holland Park side, John Robert McPherson, CC0, Wikimedia Commons; Coorparoo 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; Giffin Park, Kyethepie21, CC0, Wikimedia Commons; Langlands Park, Kyethepie21, CC0, Wikimedia Commons; Hanlon Park / Bur'uda, Gregwadley, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Wembley Park, Brisparks, used with permission; The Norman Creek path, Neegzistuoja, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Whites Hill Reserve, Magnus Manske, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons; Majestic Park, BrisbaneKids, used with permission; Coorparoo State School, Cavendish Road, John Robert McPherson, CC BY-SA 4.0; East Brisbane State School, Shiftchange, CC0; Norman Park State School, Heritage branch staff, CC BY 4.0; Villanova College, Commander Keane, CC0; Anglican Church Grammar School (Churchie), W108, CC BY-SA 3.0; Coorparoo Bowls Club, User:Orderinchaos, CC BY-SA 3.0; Stones Corner Hotel, Kyethepie21, CC0; Camp Hill Marketplace, Chris Olszewski, CC BY-SA 4.0; Westfield Carindale, Kyethepie21, CC0; Greenslopes Private Hospital, Chris Olszewski, CC BY-SA 4.0; A typical original house in Coorparoo, Kirklandhouse, CC BY-SA 3.0.

Coorparoo purchases we can show

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

Coorparoo

2 bed2 bath1 car
$950,000 Alannah Sanjurjo
25 May 2026

Coorparoo

Apartment

2 bed2 bath1 car 139m²
$817,000 Jacob Butler
19 Feb 2026

Coorparoo

House

4 bed2 bath2 car 607m²
$2,325,000 Jacob Butler
29 Sep 2025

Coorparoo

House

5 bed3 bath3 car 433m²
$2,720,000 Chavonne Olivier
1 Sep 2025

Coorparoo

House

N/A bedN/A bathN/A car 385m²
$2,250,000 Jacob Butler
15 Jan 2025

Coorparoo

5 bed3 bath2 car 405m²
$2,575,000 Jacob Butler
29 Nov 2024

Coorparoo

N/A bedN/A bathN/A car
$980,000 Jacob Butler
11 Nov 2024

Coorparoo

4 bed3 bath1 car 405m²
$1,650,000 Chavonne Olivier, Jacob Butler
21 Oct 2024

Coorparoo

3 bed2 bath2 car 506m²
$1,665,000 David Thomas
8 Jul 2024

Coorparoo

3 bed2 bath2 car
$1,060,000 David Thomas
7 May 2024

Coorparoo

N/A bedN/A bath1 car
$570,000 David Thomas
29 Feb 2024

Coorparoo

5 bed2 bath2 car 405m²
$1,360,000 Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

3 bed1 bath2 car 405m²
$1,180,000 David Thomas

Coorparoo

2 bed1 bath1 car
$476,000 Chavonne Olivier, Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

3 bed1 bath1 car 607m²
$1,450,000 Jacob Butler, Chavonne Olivier

Coorparoo

4 bed3 bath2 car 457m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

2 bed1 bath2 car
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

5 bed3 bath2 car 840m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

4 bed3 bath3 car 612m²
$1,733,000 Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

3 bed1 bath2 car 200m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

5 bed3 bath2 car 607m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

Knockdown, land 627m2

5 bed5 bath3 car 627m²
$965,250 Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

N/A bedN/A bath1 car
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

4 bed3 bath2 car 698m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

5 bed3 bath2 car 809m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

5 bed3 bath2 car 553m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Coorparoo

2 bed1 bath1 car
$510,000 Jacob Butler

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Buying in Coorparoo: the questions we get

It depends on the street. Coorparoo State School takes the northern and central half of the suburb and Coorparoo Secondary College the same streets for high school. The southern streets fall to Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High, the eastern edge to Whites Hill State College, and the south-west to Greenslopes State School. Slivers on the Stones Corner and Norman Park edges go to Buranda, East Brisbane and Norman Park State Schools. Check the exact address on EdMap and ask us which side of the line a house sits on.

The Stones Corner side and the low streets around Wembley Park along Norman Creek carry flood overlays and were affected in 2011 and 2022. The Cavendish Road hill and the Holland Park side do not flood. Every Coorparoo purchase we make starts with the FloodWise report and the floor levels.

The train from Coorparoo station on the Cleveland line takes about twelve minutes to Central. The 200 express along Old Cleveland Road and the 222 via the Eastern Busway from Langlands Park run every fifteen minutes in the peak. By car it is ten to fifteen minutes outside the peak.

In 2026, a renovated Queenslander on the hill or a done four-bedder on a full block in the Coorparoo State School catchment. Just under it, a first Coorparoo cottage that needs work. Our published Coorparoo purchases run from $476,000 for an apartment to $2,720,000.

Villanova, Loreto, Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St James are all inside the suburb and Churchie is across the creek, so a lot of Coorparoo families walk or drop off in five minutes. The trade is Cavendish Road between 8am and 8.45am, when three schools unload onto it.

Camp Hill has Martha Street, bigger blocks on the Whites Hill side and one primary catchment. Coorparoo has the train, the busway, the cinema, two supermarkets on foot and the private schools, with a more mixed housing market and more catchment lines to check. Families who want to walk to everything usually end up in Coorparoo; families who want the yard first look at Camp Hill.

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