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

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10

purchases in Holland Park

2024 to 2025

years we have bought here

$780,000 to $2,250,000

published prices (8 of 10)

Hunter Gather has bought 10 properties in Holland Park 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 1 house. Holland Park 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, Holland Park purchases ranged from $780,000 to $2,250,000 (8 of 10 published). The rest settled privately at the buyer's request.

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

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

Where Holland Park sits

Holland Park is the wide-street suburb on the ridge behind Camp Hill and Coorparoo: about seven kilometres south-east of the CBD in a straight line, a little over nine by road, and 3.1 square kilometres of post-war family streets between Logan Road and Whites Hill Reserve. Logan Road is the western edge, not the middle. Everything on the far side of it, including the busway station, the hotel and the Glindemann Park car park, is Holland Park West on the map, which matters for catchments and for the address on a contract.

Boundaries
Logan Road along the west, Whites Hill Reserve and Boundary Road to the north-east, Mount Thompson and Nursery Road at the southern end where the suburb runs into Mount Gravatt East. Cavendish Road climbs through the northern half; Holland Road and Seville Road cross it east to west.
The roads
Logan Road (the western edge, the shops, the buses, the old tram line). Cavendish Road (the ridge road north to Coorparoo, the high school and the train). Holland Road and Seville Road (the two east-west spines with the small shops). Nursery Road (the southern edge toward Mount Gravatt East)
Next door
GreenslopesCoorparooCamp HillCarina HeightsMount Gravatt EastMount GravattHolland Park West

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.

1Seville Road

Seville Road and Elgar Street, Oates Avenue, Roscoe Street, Digby Street and the grid down to Nursery Road

The village end. The council library at 81 Seville Road, Seville Park behind it, Seville Road State School at Oates Avenue and a short strip of shops. Post-war timber and brick on 600 to 700 square metre blocks, with the odd rebuild. This is where the suburb feels most like a neighbourhood.

Suits Families who want the primary school, the library and the corner shops on foot, on the flattest streets in the suburb.

2The Glindemann Park side

Glindemann Drive, Patmore Street, Gorban Street, Gibson Crescent and Murton Avenue, the streets between Cavendish Road and Logan Road around the park

Glindemann Park sits on Logan Road at the Holland Park West line: two fenced off-leash yards, a playground over the creek, nature play and the car park that fills on a Saturday morning. The streets behind it are quiet, the coffee is across Logan Road at Deedot, and the hotel is a walk home. Check the overland flow layer here; Glindemann Creek is why the park exists.

Suits Families with a dog and a pram who want the park at the end of the street and the busway a short walk across Logan Road.

3The Abbotsleigh streets

Abbotsleigh Street, Wilbur Street, Geelong Avenue, Percival Terrace, Love Street and Oxley Drive, up to the Coorparoo and Greenslopes lines

The northern end, and the dearest streets in the suburb. Holland Park State School (since 1929, heritage-listed, a heated pool) sits at 59 Abbotsleigh Street with Carlile Swim across the road, and Cavendish Road State High is at the Holland Road corner. Coorparoo station is a short drive. Mott Creek runs through the low ground behind the school, so floor levels matter on the streets that dip.

Suits Families buying for Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High, or with a Loreto or Villanova run up Cavendish Road.

4The gemstone streets and the Whites Hill edge

Opal, Sapphire, Topaz, Amethyst, Diamond, Turquoise and Carnelian Streets, Pine Mountain Road and Boundary Road

The high side of the suburb. Post-war highsets and a growing run of rebuilds on wide blocks, backing onto Whites Hill Reserve with its fenced playground, the walking tracks and the sports fields where the Hawks play. The reserve's off-leash yard is on Boundary Road, inside the suburb. The views the guide talks about are mostly here.

Suits Buyers who want the ridge, a view from the back deck and 170 hectares of bushland at the end of the street.

5The Nursery Road end

Nursery Road, Carrara Street, Gilliver Street, Hector Road, Wollombi Place and the streets south of Oates Avenue

The southern slope toward Mount Gravatt East, with the Carrara Street shops (a bakery, a grocer, the post office) at the corner. Mount Thompson Memorial Gardens and the Brisbane Mosque, both heritage-listed, sit on Nursery Road. Same post-war stock as the rest of the suburb, a few hundred metres further from the busway, Seville Road State School for primary, and for high school the streets around Nursery Road and Layard Street split between Cavendish Road and Mount Gravatt State High. Check the lot on EdMap before you assume.

Suits First Holland Park buyers. The lowest prices in the suburb, bigger blocks, and the Mount Gravatt schools for some addresses.

Schools and catchments

Three state primary catchments and two state high school catchments touch Holland Park, drawn street by street. Seville Road State School takes the larger share, about 55 percent of the suburb's area and just over half its addresses, the south and east; Holland Park State School takes the northern and western side toward Coorparoo, about 45 percent; and Marshall Road State School touches the Logan Road edge. Cavendish Road State High covers more than nine tenths of the suburb, with Mount Gravatt State High on the southern streets around Nursery Road. Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High both run enrolment management plans, so the in-catchment address is the whole game. Holland Park State High, despite the name, is in Holland Park West and its catchment does not reach across Logan Road. Check the exact lot on EdMap before you count on any of them.

Primary catchments, splitSeville Road and Holland ParkBy homes, about 53% Seville Road and about 46% Holland Park
Secondary catchmentCavendish Road SHSEnrolment capped at 2,016
Catchments touching the suburb3 primary, 2 secondaryDrawn street by street. Check the lot on EdMap.

State primary

Holland Park State SchoolPrep to 6 · Cap 958

Prep to Year 6 on Abbotsleigh Street since 1929, heritage-listed, with a heated 25-metre pool that Element Swimming runs after school. Around 850 students. Equidistant catchment with an enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025: a cap of 958 students and no more than 125 Prep places a year unless the catchment fills them. Its catchment takes the northern and western side of the suburb, about 45 percent of the area, including Abbotsleigh Street, Holland Road and Framont Avenue. Out-of-catchment places are rare.

59 Abbotsleigh Street, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Seville Road State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6, a small school of around 130 at the Oates Avenue and Roscoe Street corner, with a special education program and out-of-school-hours care. No enrolment management plan, so every in-catchment family is guaranteed a place, and its catchment takes the south and east of the suburb, about 55 percent of the area: Seville Road, Oates Avenue, Nursery Road, Glindemann Drive and Cavendish Road south of Holland Road.

Cnr Oates Avenue and Roscoe Street, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Marshall Road State SchoolPrep to 6 · Cap 584,

Prep to Year 6 on Kurts Street, Holland Park West. Its equidistant catchment touches the Logan Road edge of Holland Park only, a few houses on Framont Avenue, Holland Road and Lamette Street. Enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025: cap of 584, no more than 50 Prep places a year unless the catchment fills them.

Kurts Street, Holland Park West QLD 4121MapWebsite

State secondary

Mount Gravatt State High SchoolYears 7 to 12 · Cap 1,342

Years 7 to 12 on Loreburn Street, the state high school for the southern streets of Holland Park, around Nursery Road, Layard Street and Lawn Street. Equidistant catchment with an enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025, a cap of 1,342 and 90 places in the Dance program of excellence.

42 Loreburn Street, Mount Gravatt QLD 4122MapWebsite

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

Years 7 to 12 at the Cavendish and Holland Roads corner, inside the suburb, around 1,700 students. Negotiated catchment with an enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025 and a cap of 2,016. Programs of Excellence (Academy of Ideas, Instrumental Music, Football, Netball and Touch) take students from anywhere on merit, but the ordinary place depends on the address. This catchment is the one that moves Holland Park prices.

Cnr Cavendish and Holland Roads, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Catholic and independent

Villanova CollegeYears 5 to 12

Boys, Years 5 to 12, Augustinian, on Sixth Avenue in Coorparoo. A ten-minute drive up Cavendish Road.

24 Sixth Avenue, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

St Joachim's SchoolPrep to 6

Co-educational Catholic primary, Prep to Year 6, on Yuletide Street beside St Joachim's church, a short walk across Logan Road. Around 300 students. The parish school for the suburb even though the map puts it in Holland Park West.

41 Yuletide Street, Holland Park West QLD 4121Map

Loreto College CoorparooYears 5 to 12

Girls, now Years 5 to 12 (Year 5 opened in 2025, Year 6 in 2026), on Cavendish Road at the Coorparoo end. Bus 180 and 185 run past the gate from Holland Park.

415 Cavendish Road, Coorparoo QLD 4151MapWebsite

Clairvaux MacKillop CollegeYears 7 to 12

Co-educational Catholic college, Years 7 to 12, on Klumpp Road at Upper Mount Gravatt, ten minutes south.

Klumpp Road, Upper Mount Gravatt QLD 4122MapWebsite

Early learning

Holland Park Kindergarten

Community kindergarten under the old trees beside Mott Park since 1952, run with Lady Gowrie Queensland. Two groups of 22 for the year before Prep, Monday and Tuesday or Wednesday to Friday, and rated Exceeding across all seven quality areas in 2025.

882 Logan Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

C&K Mott Park Kindergarten

The second kindy on the same block, a C&K affiliated community kindergarten for three-and-a-half to four-and-a-half year olds, with a three-day and a two-day group of 22.

880 Logan Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Eden Academy Holland Park

Long day care from six weeks to six years, 7am to 6.30pm weekdays, with an approved kindergarten program, on Kurts Street across Logan Road.

14-18 Kurts Street, Holland Park West QLD 4121MapWebsite

Holland Park Child Care Centre

Long day care on Seville Road near the library, 62 approved places. Put your name down when you sign the contract, not when you settle.

93 Seville Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High are the two catchments that move prices, and both are capped. Two houses on the same Holland Park street can sit in different primary catchments: Murton Avenue, Greenmount Avenue and Glindemann Drive split between Holland Park and Seville Road State Schools, and Layard Street, Lawn Street and Nursery Road split between Cavendish Road and Mount Gravatt State High. 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 Holland Park

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

Mornings

Deedot Coffee HouseIn the suburb

The suburb's cafe, on the Logan Road and Doughty Avenue corner opposite the Glindemann Park end. All-day breakfast, specialty coffee, 6am weekdays and 7am weekends, close by 2pm. Busy with prams on a Saturday.

1/973 Logan Road, Holland Park West QLD 4121MapWebsite

Stomp EspressoIn the suburb

The corner cafe on Holland Road near the high school: quick coffee done properly and a breakfast menu. The school-run stop for the Abbotsleigh streets.

109 Holland Road, Holland Park QLD 4121Map

Mediterranean FlamesIn the suburb

A Logan Road veteran of more than ten years, home-made food and a Byron Bay Coffee Company blend. The reliable weekday breakfast.

982 Logan Road, Holland Park QLD 4121Map

Swich Coffee ShopIn the suburb

Small and friendly on Logan Road: coffee, sandwiches and snacks for the walk to the busway.

954 Logan Road, Holland Park QLD 4121Map

Gluten Free 4 U BakehouseIn the suburb

A dedicated gluten-free bakery at the Carrara Street shops on the Mount Gravatt East corner, a few minutes from the Nursery Road end.

22 Carrara Street, Mount Gravatt East QLD 4122MapWebsite

Evenings

Holland Park HotelIn the suburb

The local on Logan Road: a family bistro open seven days for lunch and dinner with a children's menu, a beer garden that works for a Sunday lunch, a sports bar and the Midlands cocktail lounge. Heritage-listed, and a walk home for most of the suburb.

945 Logan Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Thai FlavourIn the suburb

About forty seats on Logan Road at the bus stop, dinner Tuesday to Sunday from 5pm. The easy takeaway night.

3/973 Logan Road, Holland Park QLD 4121Map

Big Jim's TakeawayIn the suburb

Fish and chips, beef burgers and home-made potato scallops on Holland Road, eaten at Whites Hill Reserve or on the back deck. The Friday night the kids vote for.

3/121 Holland Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Lily PondIn the suburb

The neighbourhood Chinese restaurant at the Carrara Street shops, on the Mount Gravatt East corner of the suburb.

28 Carrara Street, Mount Gravatt East QLD 4122Map

The big shop

Camp Hill Marketplace5 min drive

Woolworths and forty-odd shops on Samuel Street, five minutes north-east. The everyday supermarket for the Whites Hill side.

25 Samuel Street, Camp Hill QLD 4152MapWebsite

Greenslopes Mall5 min drive

Coles on Logan Road at Greenslopes, five minutes north, on the way home from the city.

700 Logan Road, Greenslopes QLD 4120Map

Westfield Mt Gravatt10 min drive

Garden City on Kessels Road, ten minutes down Logan Road: the department stores, the cinema and the once-a-month run.

Kessels Road, Upper Mount Gravatt QLD 4122MapWebsite

Mt Gravatt Plaza5 min drive

Coles at the Creek Road and Logan Road corner, five minutes south. The everyday supermarket for the Nursery Road end.

Cnr Creek and Logan Roads, Mount Gravatt QLD 4122MapWebsite

Health and fitness

Greenslopes Private Hospital5 min drive

Five minutes up Logan Road: a 24-hour emergency centre, maternity with a special care nursery, and most of the specialists a family will need.

Newdegate Street, Greenslopes QLD 4120MapWebsite

Carlile Swim Holland ParkIn the suburb

Indoor pool heated to 32 to 34 degrees on Abbotsleigh Street across from the state school, lessons from three months old, open Monday to Wednesday, Friday and weekend mornings.

49 Abbotsleigh Street, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Element Swimming at Holland Park State SchoolIn the suburb

Learn-to-swim and squads in the school's heated 25-metre outdoor pool, year round: after school 3.15pm to 5.15pm weekdays and Saturday mornings. Enter from the Wilbur Street and Geelong Avenue corner.

Cnr Wilbur Street and Geelong Avenue, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

PhysioFIX Holland ParkIn the suburb

Physiotherapy, clinical pilates, hydrotherapy and massage on Logan Road near the Nursery Road corner.

1181 Logan Road, Holland Park QLD 4121MapWebsite

Goodlife Health Club Holland ParkIn the suburb

The big gym on Nursery Road in Holland Park West, with Performance Physio inside it.

193 Nursery Road, Holland Park West QLD 4121Map

Getting around

CBD by Metro15 minM1 from Holland Park West station across Logan Road, plus the walk
CBD by train12 minFrom Coorparoo station, a five-minute drive
CBD by car15 to 20 minUp Logan Road, outside the peak

Bus

Holland Park West busway station on Sterculia Avenue, just across Logan Road, is the reason the commute works: the Brisbane Metro M1 runs every five to ten minutes from 6am to 6pm to Cultural Centre, King George Square and Roma Street, with eight other routes through the station (26, 77, 137, 139, 169, 261, 299, 555). On the suburb's own streets, route 175 runs Logan Road to the city and Fortitude Valley, 180 runs Logan Road and Cavendish Road to Queen Street, 172 to the PA Hospital and 185 along Cavendish Road to the Valley. The guide's fifteen minutes to the CBD is the M1 from the station; add the walk.

Bus timetableRoute M1 timetable

Train

Coorparoo station on the Cleveland line sits on Cavendish Road about three kilometres north of the Abbotsleigh streets, a five-minute drive. It is just under eight kilometres by rail from Central; our guide puts the trip at about twelve minutes. Buses 180 and 185 along Cavendish Road pass it.

Train timetable

Road

Fifteen to twenty minutes to the CBD by car up Logan Road outside the peak, or the Pacific Motorway via Holland Park West. The Gateway Motorway is reached via Creek Road or Old Cleveland Road; allow about thirty minutes to the airport with the toll. Westfield Carindale and Garden City are each about ten minutes.

Bus routes

M12677137139169261299555175180172185

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

Pinch points Logan Road backs up through Greenslopes and Stones Corner toward the Gabba from about 7am, and Cavendish Road carries the Loreto, Villanova and Cavendish Road State High runs at 8am and 3pm. On a Saturday morning the Glindemann Park car park and Boundary Road at Whites Hill are full of junior sport. Inspect a Logan Road or Cavendish Road house at 5.30pm before you decide the traffic does not bother you.

Weekends

Glindemann ParkIn the suburbThe suburb's big park on Logan Road: a playground built over Glindemann Creek, a nature play space, the creek banks replanted in 2018, and two fenced off-leash yards, one for small dogs, under proper shade. About 25 car spaces off Logan Road, gone by 8am on a Saturday in the sport season.Whites Hill Reserve10 min drive170 hectares of eucalypt forest and dry rainforest on the suburb's north-east edge: The Common, a fully fenced playground, one of the council's four ninja obstacle courses, 13 walking tracks including a wheelchair-accessible summit track, koalas, barbecues, and lookouts over the city from 120 metres. The dog off-leash yard is on Boundary Road, inside Holland Park.Mount Gravatt Lookout and Toohey Forest10 min driveTen minutes south: Shire Road winds up past the water towers to the lookout car park and the view north over the city, with the Toohey Forest walking tracks and a cave complex on the southern slope. The clear-evening drive the guide mentions.Holland Park Library and Seville ParkIn the suburbThe council library at 81 Seville Road (Tuesday to Saturday, late on Wednesdays) with Seville Park behind it on Elgar Street. Note the roof and air-conditioning works pencilled for early to mid 2027.C.B. Mott ParkIn the suburbThe pocket park on Logan Road beside the two kindergartens, with Mott Creek at the bottom and a council booking site for a birthday party. The Keith Broadbent Playground sits a few streets north near Geelong Avenue.

  • Junior sport

    Holland Park Hawks football at Whites Hill Reserve from under 5 MiniRoos through the FQ Academy, more than a thousand members. Holland Park Junior Cricket Club shares the reserve in summer, and the touch fields run five nights a week. Carlile and Element for swimming, both inside the suburb.

    John Phillips Fields, 254 Boundary Road, Camp Hill QLD 4152MapWebsite

The houses

What is here
Post-war Holland Park: 1950s and 60s timber and fibro highsets, brick lowsets from the 60s and 70s, and a growing run of knockdown-rebuilds on the wider streets and the ridge. The suburb was farmland until the tram reached Logan Road in 1926 and was built out after the war, when the Housing Commission turned the old army hospital huts into homes, so the pre-1947 houses cluster near Logan Road and Cavendish Road rather than across the suburb. Units and townhouses sit along Logan Road; the rest is houses.
Block sizes
600 to 700 square metres is normal, and the Whites Hill and Nursery Road ends run larger. That is the point of Holland Park over Camp Hill and Coorparoo: the same commute, a wider street and a real backyard.
Character overlays
Most of the suburb is outside the traditional building character overlay, which is why so much of it can be lifted, extended or rebuilt without the heritage hurdles of the inner east. Pockets of pre-1947 homes near Logan Road and Cavendish Road do carry it. Holland Park State School, the Brisbane Mosque and Mount Thompson Memorial Gardens on Nursery Road are heritage-listed. Check the overlay on City Plan before you plan a rebuild.
How it was built
  1. 1926The tram reached Logan Road; until then Holland Park was farmland.
  2. 1929Holland Park State School opened on Abbotsleigh Street, and the pre-war houses clustered near Logan Road and Cavendish Road.
  3. Post-warThe Housing Commission turned the old army hospital huts into homes and the suburb was built out.
  4. 1950s to 60sTimber and fibro highsets filled the wide streets on 600 to 700 square metre blocks.
  5. 1960s to 70sBrick lowsets joined them.
  6. NowA growing run of knockdown-rebuilds on the wider streets and the ridge, with units and townhouses along Logan Road.

What the money buys

Under $1m

A unit or townhouse near Logan Road, or an original post-war house on a smaller block at the Nursery Road end, usually needing the lot. Our published Holland Park purchases start at $780,000.

$1.2m to $1.8m

A renovated highset or brick home on 600 to 700 square metres in the Seville Road or Abbotsleigh streets, inside the Cavendish Road catchment, with Seville Road or Holland Park State School for primary. This is the suburb's middle and where most of our buying has landed.

$2m and above

A new build or a full rebuild on the gemstone streets by Whites Hill, or a large renovated home with the view. Our published Holland Park purchases run to $2,250,000.

10 purchases in 2024 and 2025, 8 with published prices from $780,000 to $2,250,000. Live grid on the page.

See the homes we have secured here

What to check before you buy in Holland Park

Flood

No river here, but two creeks. Mott Creek runs through the low ground behind Holland Park State School toward Logan Road, and Glindemann Creek, a major tributary of Norman Creek, runs along the Logan Road side past Glindemann Park. Overland flow paths cross the streets that dip toward them. Pull the FloodWise Property Report for the exact lot, check the creek and overland flow layers on the Flood Awareness Map, and get an insurance quote before the building and pest.

Flood Awareness MapFloodWise Property Report

Noise

Logan Road, Cavendish Road and Holland Road all carry bus routes and the peak. The Pacific Motorway and the busway sit beyond Holland Park West, out of earshot for most of the suburb but not all of it on a still night. Type the address into the Brisbane Airport flight path tool, then stand in the backyard at 7am and again at 9pm.

Brisbane Airport flight path tool

Overlays and approvals

Mostly clear of the character overlay, with pre-1947 pockets near Logan Road and Cavendish Road. City Plan's interactive mapping shows every overlay on the lot, and Development.i shows what the neighbours have been approved to build, which in Holland Park is often a two-storey rebuild next door.

City Plan mappingDevelopment.i

Catchments

Three primary catchments and two secondary. Holland Park State School and Cavendish Road State High are capped. Check the lot on EdMap, then ring the school.

Queensland EdMap

Red flags

  • A 1950s fibro or ex-Housing Commission home sold as a lift-and-build without an asbestos report. Much of the original stock is fibro-clad; price the removal before you price the renovation.
  • A low block on Mott Creek or Glindemann Creek with an overland flow path through the yard and no FloodWise report on file.
  • A Logan Road, Cavendish Road or Holland Road frontage with single-glazed bedrooms at the front. All three carry buses.

Where the value sits

  • An original post-war house on 600 to 700 square metres outside the character overlay, which can be reworked or rebuilt without the heritage hurdles that slow the inner east.
  • The gemstone streets backing onto Whites Hill Reserve, where a rebuild picks up the ridge and the bush at the back fence.
  • The Nursery Road end, where the house and the block are the same and the price is lower, and the walk to the Carrara Street shops is short.

Photos: Seville Road shops, Reubot, CC BY-SA 4.0; Glindemann Park, John Robert McPherson, CC0; 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; Glindemann Park, John Robert McPherson, CC0; Whites Hill Reserve, BrisbaneKids, used with permission; Holland Park Library and Seville Park, BrisParks, used with permission; C.B. Mott Park, BrisbaneKids, used with permission; Holland Park State School, Unknown, courtesy of the school; Mount Gravatt State High School, Queensland State Archives, PDM-owner; Villanova College, Commander Keane, CC0; Holland Park Kindergarten, Unknown, courtesy of the school; C&K Mott Park Kindergarten, Unknown, courtesy of the school; Eden Academy Holland Park, Unknown, courtesy of the school; Camp Hill Marketplace, Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0; Greenslopes Mall, Orderinchaos, CC BY-SA 4.0; Westfield Mt Gravatt, Shiftchange, CC0; Greenslopes Private Hospital, Orderinchaos, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Holland Park purchases we can show

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

Holland Park

House

3 bed1 bath2 car 711m²
$1,412,500 Jacob Butler
16 Jul 2025

Holland Park

3 bed1 bath1 car 787m²
$1,283,000 Jacob Butler
13 Mar 2025

Holland Park

2 bed2 bath1 car
$780,000 Jacob Butler, Chavonne Olivier
21 Feb 2025

Holland Park

3 bed2 bath2 car 567m²
$1,175,000 David Thomas
16 Jul 2024

Holland Park

4 bed2 bath2 car 569m²
$1,763,000 Chavonne Olivier
26 Jun 2024

Holland Park

2 bed1 bath1 car 607m²
$1,110,000 David Thomas

Holland Park

3 bed2 bath4 car 810m²
$1,400,000 Jacob Butler

Holland Park

5 bed3 bath2 car 403m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

Holland Park

5 bed3 bath2 car 505m²
$2,250,000 Jacob Butler

Holland Park

3 bed1 bath2 car 610m²
Undisclosed Jacob Butler

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Buying in Holland Park: the questions we get

Cavendish Road State High for secondary across more than nine tenths of the suburb, capped under an enrolment management plan gazetted in August 2025, with Mount Gravatt State High for the southern streets around Nursery Road. Primary splits: Seville Road State School takes the south and east, a little over half the suburb, and Holland Park State School, also capped, the northern and western side. Holland Park State High is in Holland Park West and does not reach across Logan Road. Check the exact address on EdMap and ask us which side of the line a house sits on.

Not from the river. Mott Creek and Glindemann Creek run through the low ground on the Logan Road side and behind Holland Park State School, and overland flow paths cross the streets that dip toward them. The ridge streets by Whites Hill do not. Every Holland Park purchase we make starts with the FloodWise report.

The Brisbane Metro M1 from Holland Park West busway station, across Logan Road, runs every five to ten minutes through the day and reaches the Cultural Centre in about fifteen minutes. Routes 175 and 180 run up Logan Road and Cavendish Road, and Coorparoo station is a five-minute drive. By car it is fifteen to twenty minutes outside the peak.

No. Logan Road is the line. Holland Park is the ridge side with Cavendish Road, Whites Hill Reserve and the two Holland Park state schools' main catchments; Holland Park West is the busway side toward the Pacific Motorway, with its own state school and high school. Plenty of businesses and even the hotel call themselves Holland Park from the western side, so check the suburb on the title, not the shopfront.

In 2026, a renovated post-war highset or brick home on 600 to 700 square metres in the Seville Road or Abbotsleigh streets, usually inside the Cavendish Road catchment, with Seville Road or Holland Park State School for primary. It is the most house for the money of the twelve suburbs in our guide.

Camp Hill has Martha Street and a shorter run to Carindale. Holland Park has wider streets, bigger blocks, the busway across Logan Road, and the same Whites Hill Reserve from the other side, for less. Families who want a yard and a fast commute usually end up in Holland Park.

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