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

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purchases in Strathpine

2025

years we have bought here

$735,500 to $920,000

published prices (5 of 5)

Hunter Gather has bought 5 properties in Strathpine for clients since 2025. Strathpine 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, Strathpine purchases ranged from $735,500 to $920,000 (5 of 5 published). The rest settled privately at the buyer's request.

Every Strathpine purchase on this page was secured by Jacob Butler.

Where Strathpine sits

Strathpine is the old centre of the Pine Rivers district, 19 kilometres north of the CBD and the first suburb past the council line. This is the City of Moreton Bay, not Brisbane City Council, which changes the flood tool, the planning scheme, the bin day and the rates notice. Gympie Road and the railway run north to south through the middle of it, the South Pine River wraps the south and east, and Four Mile Creek forms the line with Bray Park before crossing the top of the suburb on its way to the river. Bray Park sits to the west, Lawnton to the north, Brendale and its industrial estate to the south-west, and Bald Hills, in Brisbane, across the river to the east.

Boundaries
The South Pine River to the south and east, which is also the boundary with Brisbane City Council. Four Mile Creek to the north-west against Bray Park, then running east through the top of the suburb. The railway splits the suburb in two: Strathpine and Bray Park stations both sit inside it.
The roads
Gympie Road (the spine: the centre, the bus station, the hotel, the pool at Lawnton). Samsonvale Road (west to Strathpine West State School, Bray Park and Warner). Bells Pocket Road (north from Gympie Road to the state schools and Rob Akers Reserve). Strathpine Road and Linkfield Road (across the river to the Bruce Highway and the Gateway Motorway at Bald Hills)
Next door
Bray ParkLawntonBrendaleBald Hills

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.

1The station and Dixon Street side

Station Street, Dixon Street, Mecklem Street, Hall Street, Jockers Street, Mott Street, Learmonth Street and Coulthards Avenue, between Strathpine station and Strathpine Centre

The original part of Strathpine, flat and walkable: the station, the library on Station Street, Pine Rivers Private Hospital and the back entrance to Strathpine Centre are all inside ten minutes. Post-war and 1960s timber and brick on the older streets, with the units and townhouses of the suburb clustered around the centre. The trade-off is Gympie Road on one side and the railway on the other, so stand in the yard at 7.30am before you decide.

Suits Families who want the train, the library, the cinema and the supermarkets on foot, and are buying the oldest houses in the suburb to do them up.

2The poets and the aircraft streets

Chaucer Parade, Keats Avenue, Tennyson Street, Wordsworth Street, Shakespeare Parade and Lord Byron Parade, and the wartime names beside them: Spitfire Avenue, Wirraway Street, Lancaster Street, Beaufort Street and Blenheim Street, around Strathpine State School and Pine Rivers State High

The 1970s heart of family Strathpine, on the ground where Camp Strathpine and its wartime airfield stood. Brick and timber highsets on 600 square metre blocks, most of them in the Strathpine State School and Pine Rivers State High catchments, with Douglas Park and Rob Akers Reserve for the weekend. Recent sales on Chaucer Parade and Keats Avenue landed either side of $880,000.

Suits Families who want both state schools within walking distance, a 600 square metre block and Bray Park station at the bottom of the hill.

3Strathpine West

Samsonvale Road, Garbala Drive, the composers (Beethoven Street, Brahms Street, Chopin Street, Schubert Street, Symphony Avenue, Vienna Way), the flowers (Banksia, Jasmine, Zinnia and Gerbera Streets) and Wairoa Drive and Xenia Court at the Brendale end

West of the railway the suburb turns into 1980s and 90s brick on 600 to 800 square metre blocks, cul-de-sacs backing onto parks, Alf Shaw Park on Stanley Street and Kensington Village for the Coles run. Wairoa Drive and Xenia Court sit at the Brendale end: parkland over the back fence on some streets, the industrial estate a little further on, so check which one you are getting.

Suits Buyers who want the bigger block and a quieter street, Strathpine West or Strathpine State School depending on the street, and Bray Park State High for the south-western streets.

4The Meadows and the river side

Meadows Boulevard, Laurel Drive, Kamala Crescent, Crows Ash Crescent, Grahams Road and McConnell Esplanade, east of Gympie Road toward the South Pine River

The newest streets in the suburb: 2010s estate houses on 400 to 450 square metre blocks with Rob Akers Reserve at the end of the road and the bus station a few minutes away. This is the low side of Strathpine, between Four Mile Creek and the river, so the council Flood Check property report is the first document to read, not the last.

Suits Families who want a newer house with an ensuite and a media room, and do not need a big yard.

Schools and catchments

Strathpine has two state primaries and the district high school inside its boundary, but the catchment lines do not follow the suburb. Strathpine State School takes the centre and the north, Strathpine West takes the western streets along Samsonvale Road toward Brendale, and two more catchments reach in from outside: Bald Hills State School, across the river in Brisbane, takes the south-eastern corner around Pine Rivers Park, which holds very few homes, and Bray Park State School touches the western edge. Secondary is Pine Rivers State High for most of the suburb and Bray Park State High for the south-west, and Bracken Ridge State High's catchment touching the river edge in the east with no homes inside it. Check the exact address on EdMap before you count on a school.

Primary catchment, most of the suburbStrathpineState school
Secondary catchmentPine Rivers SHSEnrolment capped at 1,488
Catchments touching the suburb4 primary, 3 secondaryDrawn street by street. Check the lot on EdMap.

State primary

Strathpine State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 on Don Court since 1911, with a special education program. Its catchment covers roughly the northern and central two-thirds of the suburb, from the station side up past Pine Rivers State High. No enrolment management plan was published at the time of writing, so in-catchment enrolment is straightforward and out-of-catchment places are at the principal's discretion.

Don Court, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Strathpine West State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 on Garbala Drive, open since 1981, with a special education program. Its catchment takes the western streets along Samsonvale Road: Garbala Drive, Wairoa Drive, Xenia Court and the flower streets, about a fifth of the suburb by area. The composer streets next door read Strathpine State School. No enrolment management plan at the time of writing.

16 to 20 Garbala Drive, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Bray Park State SchoolPrep to 6

Prep to Year 6 on Hopetoun Street, Bray Park, with a special education program. Its catchment clips the western edge of Strathpine near Kensington Village. No enrolment management plan at the time of writing.

Hopetoun Street, Bray Park QLD 4500MapWebsite

Bald Hills State SchoolPrep to 6 · Cap 631

Prep to Year 6 across the river in Brisbane, open since 1866. Its equidistant catchment crosses the council line and takes the south-eastern corner of Strathpine around Pine Rivers Park, about a tenth of the suburb's area but only a handful of homes, mostly on the lower end of Gympie Road. Enrolment management plan gazetted 20 February 2026: a cap of 631 students and Prep limited to 100 places in four classrooms unless more in-catchment children enrol.

2156 Gympie Road, Bald Hills QLD 4036MapWebsite

State secondary

Pine Rivers State High SchoolYears 7 to 12 · Cap 1,488

Years 7 to 12 on Gympie Road, open since 1964 as the district high school and still the school for about four-fifths of Strathpine. It runs an enrolment management plan gazetted 22 August 2025 with a cap of 1,488 students and a negotiated catchment, so out-of-catchment applications are assessed on availability, with reserved places in the Academic, Musical Theatre and Production, and Sports (volleyball and touch) excellence programs.

535 Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Bray Park State High SchoolYears 7 to 12 · Cap 2,072

Years 7 to 12 on Lavarack Road, the high school for the south-western streets of Strathpine, about a sixth of the suburb. Enrolment management plan gazetted 11 September 2026 with a cap of 2,072 students and a negotiated catchment.

Lavarack Road, Bray Park QLD 4500MapWebsite

Bracken Ridge State High SchoolYears 7 to 12

Years 7 to 12 in Brisbane's north. Its catchment touches the far eastern edge of Strathpine on the river, with no street address inside it on the 2026 catchment map. Most buyers can ignore it.

Barrett Street, Bracken Ridge QLD 4017MapWebsite

Catholic and independent

Holy Spirit SchoolPrep to 6

Co-educational Catholic primary, Prep to Year 6, on Sparkes Road in Bray Park, a five-minute drive along Samsonvale Road. Run by Brisbane Catholic Education.

102 Sparkes Road, Bray Park QLD 4500MapWebsite

Genesis Christian CollegePrep to 12

Co-educational independent Christian school, Prep to Year 12, on Youngs Crossing Road at the western end of Bray Park. Around 1,500 students and the biggest private option this side of the river.

Youngs Crossing Road, Bray Park QLD 4500MapWebsite

St Paul's SchoolPrep to 12

Co-educational Anglican, Pre-Prep to Year 12, on Strathpine Road just across the river in Bald Hills. Five minutes by car from the station side.

34 Strathpine Road, Bald Hills QLD 4036MapWebsite

Mt Maria College PetrieYears 7 to 12

Co-educational Catholic secondary, Years 7 to 12, on Armstrong Street in Petrie, ten minutes north. The Catholic path after Holy Spirit.

Armstrong Street, Petrie QLD 4502MapWebsite

Early learning

C&K Childcare and Kindergarten, Strathpine

Long day care and a kindergarten program on Mott Street near the station, 6.30am to 6.30pm weekdays. Check the exact centre name and waitlist on the C&K site.

Mott Street, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

YMCA Early Childhood Centre, Strathpine

Early learning centre on Dixon Street beside the hospital, on the station side.

Dixon Street, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Bald Hills C&K

Community kindergarten across the river at Bald Hills for the south-eastern streets.

Bald Hills QLD 4036MapWebsite

The Strathpine State School and Pine Rivers State High lines cover most of the suburb, so the surprises are at the edges: the south-eastern corner belongs to Bald Hills State School across the river, and the south-west belongs to Bray Park 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 Strathpine

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

Mornings

Mia Bella's Coffee Drive ThruIn the suburb

Drive-through coffee on Gympie Road from 5am on weekdays, with a few seats if you are not in a hurry. The school-run stop for the poets' streets.

167 Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Strathpine Bakery and CafeIn the suburb

The local bakery in the corner shops at Bells Pocket Road and Gympie Road, beside the medical clinic and the IGA Xpress.

Bells Pocket Road, Strathpine QLD 4500Map

The Coffee Club StrathpineIn the suburb

The reliable sit-down breakfast on Gympie Road at the centre end.

Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500Map

Pure Shot Cafe5 min drive

A trade-hours cafe on Doherty Street in the Brendale estate, five minutes from Strathpine West.

28 Doherty Street, Brendale QLD 4500Map

Evenings

Four Mile Creek HotelIn the suburb

The local on Gympie Road: a bistro with a kids' menu, an indoor kids' play area, a sports bar and function rooms. The easy Friday night with children in tow.

260 Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Event Cinemas StrathpineIn the suburb

The multiplex inside Strathpine Centre with recliner screens and free parking. Enter from Learmonth Street or Dixon Street for the closest car park.

295 Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Strathpine Centre diningIn the suburb

Rashays, Burrito Bar, Eko Japanese and Kickin' Inn along the centre's restaurant edge on the Gympie Road side.

295 Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Aussie Seafood House10 min drive

Fish and chips on Gympie Road at Lawnton, eaten in Pine Rivers Park or at the Lawnton pool.

690 Gympie Road, Lawnton QLD 4501MapWebsite

The big shop

Strathpine CentreIn the suburb

Woolworths, Aldi, Big W and Target under one roof at 295 Gympie Road, with the bus station attached and the cinema upstairs. Open to 9pm on Thursdays.

295 Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Kensington Village, Bray Park10 min drive

The Coles and the doctors for the western streets, on Sovereign Avenue just over the Bray Park line.

Sovereign Avenue, Bray Park QLD 4500Map

Lawnton Country Markets10 min drive

Independent fruit and veg on Gympie Road at Lawnton, with Warburton's Butcher next door. The Saturday-morning run.

728 Gympie Road, Lawnton QLD 4501MapWebsite

IGA Brendale10 min drive

The early-opening IGA on Kremzow Road, 5.30am on weekdays, for the forgotten ingredient on the way home.

18 to 22 Kremzow Road, Brendale QLD 4500MapWebsite

Health and fitness

Lawnton Aquatic Centre5 min drive

The council pool at the corner of Gympie Road and Lawnton Pocket Road, five minutes north: a heated 50-metre pool, a heated program pool for lessons, a toddler pool with a slide, a playground and barbecues. Learn-to-swim and aqua aerobics.

Corner Gympie Road and Lawnton Pocket Road, Lawnton QLD 4501MapWebsite

Strathpine 7 Day Medical ClinicIn the suburb

General practice in the Bells Pocket Road corner shops, with the Strathpine Family Medical Centre beside it and a chemist a few doors along.

Bells Pocket Road, Strathpine QLD 4500Map

Pine Rivers Private HospitalIn the suburb

Private mental health hospital on Dixon Street for patients 17 and over: inpatient and day programs. Not an emergency department. The nearest public emergency is The Prince Charles Hospital at Chermside, about twenty minutes down Gympie Road.

34 Dixon Street, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Snap Fitness StrathpineIn the suburb

The gym on Gympie Road at the centre end, a short walk from the station side.

Gympie Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

Family Aquatics5 min drive

Indoor learn-to-swim school on South Pine Road at Brendale, five minutes from Strathpine West.

348 South Pine Road, Brendale QLD 4500MapWebsite

Getting around

CBD by train30 minAgents' quote from Strathpine station; check the timetable
CBD by car30 minGympie Road or the Bruce Highway, outside the peak
Airport by car25 minVia the Gateway, a toll each way

Train

Two stations inside the suburb, both on the Redcliffe Peninsula line: Strathpine at the southern end and Bray Park at the northern end. Every Citytrain service from Kippa-Ring to Roma Street stops at both, and many run through to Springfield Central. A third track from Bald Hills to Lawnton opened in 2001. Selling agents quote about 30 minutes to the CBD; check the timetable for the address.

Train timetable

Bus

Strathpine bus station is attached to Strathpine Centre and was upgraded in 2023. Route 680 runs Redcliffe to Chermside through Strathpine, Bald Hills and Aspley about every 30 minutes. Route 327 runs Strathpine to Toombul via Bald Hills and Bracken Ridge, roughly hourly. Routes 670 to 674 are the local loops to Warner, Warner Lakes and Joyner from the centre and Bray Park station. For the city, the train is the answer.

Route 680 timetableRoute 327 timetable

Road

Nineteen kilometres to the CBD. Two ways in: Gympie Road south through Bald Hills and Aspley, or Strathpine Road across the river to the Bruce Highway and the Gateway Motorway. Agents quote about 30 minutes to the CBD outside the peak and 25 to the airport via the Gateway, a toll each way. Redcliffe and North Lakes are twenty minutes the other way.

Bus routes

680327670

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

Pinch points Gympie Road is the only road through the suburb and the South Pine River bridges are the only way south, so the peak backs up from the Bald Hills side from about 7am. Samsonvale Road slows at the school gates. Strathpine Centre's car park is full on a Saturday morning. Inspect a Gympie Road or railway-side house at 7.30am on a weekday before you decide the noise does not matter.

Weekends

Pine Rivers ParkIn the suburbThe big riverside park on Gympie Road: a playground with a flying fox, a pedal-powered train and a children's maze, a nine-hole disc golf course, an amphitheatre and picnic tables under the trees. Dogs on a leash here.

  • Rob Akers ReserveIn the suburb

    The sporting hub at the top of Bells Pocket Road: the fenced off-leash dog area, a skate park, cricket nets, fitness equipment and two AFL fields where the Pine Rivers Swans play. The Pine Rivers Dog Training Club is based here too.

    176 Bells Pocket Road, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

  • Alf Shaw ParkIn the suburb

    Two playgrounds, a sports field and an electric barbecue on Stanley Street in Strathpine West. The local park for the composers' streets.

    190 Stanley Street, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

  • Les Hughes Sports Complex10 min drive

    Junior sport for the district on Francis Road, Bray Park: Pine Central Holy Spirit for rugby league, the Pine Rivers Pumas for union, the Pine Rivers Netball Association, Pine Rivers Rapids baseball and PCYC Pine Rivers, plus an off-leash area, a skate park and barbecues.

    Francis Road, Bray Park QLD 4500MapWebsite

  • South Pine Indoor Sports Centre10 min drive

    Council-owned indoor courts on South Pine Road at Brendale: basketball, netball, volleyball, futsal, badminton and school holiday programs.

    620 South Pine Road, Brendale QLD 4500MapWebsite

  • Pine Rivers Show10 min drive

    The district show at the Lawnton showgrounds beside Lawnton station, 30 July to 2 August in 2026: woodchop, rodeo, pig races, sideshow alley and fireworks. The one weekend the whole suburb goes to.

    Lawnton Pocket Road, Lawnton QLD 4501MapWebsite

  • Wantima Country Club10 min drive

    18 holes on South Pine Road at Brendale, open to the public seven days, with a junior program and the clubhouse bistro. Where Cameron Smith learned the game.

    530 South Pine Road, Brendale QLD 4500MapWebsite

  • Strathpine LibraryIn the suburb

    The council library on Station Street: toys for loan, public computers, a meeting room and Saturday hours to 4pm.

    1 Station Street, Strathpine QLD 4500MapWebsite

The houses

What is here
Post-war and 1960s timber and brick around the station, 1970s highsets on the poets' streets, 1980s and 90s brick to the west of the railway, and a pocket of 2010s estate houses in the Meadows on the north-east. About 3,700 houses and 450 units at the 2021 census; the units and townhouses sit around the centre and along Gympie Road.
Block sizes
600 to 800 square metres is normal in the 1970s to 90s streets: recent sales on Chaucer Parade, Keats Avenue, Wairoa Drive, Bygrave Street and Xenia Court were 607, 612, 612, 703 and 790 square metres. The Meadows blocks are smaller, around 425. That is the point of Strathpine over the newer estates further north: a family gets a yard and a shed.
Character overlays
Moreton Bay does not have Brisbane's traditional building character overlay. The planning scheme's heritage and landscape character overlay covers listed places, and the one in Strathpine is the former Pine Rivers Shire Hall at 238 Gympie Road, not the housing. Extensions, lifts and secondary dwellings are governed by the residential zone, the building height overlay and the flood hazard overlay rather than a character test. Check the lot on the council's mapping before you plan.
How it was built
  1. WartimeCamp Strathpine and its airfield occupy the ground where the poets' streets stand today.
  2. Post-war to 1960sTimber and brick go up on the flat streets around the station and Dixon Street.
  3. 1970sBrick and timber highsets fill the poets' and aircraft streets on 600 square metre blocks, the heart of family Strathpine.
  4. 1980s to 90sStrathpine West goes up in brick on 600 to 800 square metre blocks, cul-de-sacs backing onto parks.
  5. 2001A third rail track opens from Bald Hills to Lawnton through both of the suburb's stations.
  6. 2010sThe Meadows estate fills the low ground between Four Mile Creek and the river, on 400 to 450 square metre blocks.

What the money buys

Under $850,000

An original 1960s or 70s three-bedder on the station side, or a unit near the centre. Our lowest published Strathpine purchase is $735,500.

$850,000 to $1m

A tidy three-bedroom on 600 square metres in the poets' streets or Strathpine West, often with a pool or a shed. This is where most Strathpine sales sit, with the house median at $950,000, and where our published purchases top out at $920,000.

$1m and above

A four-bedroom, two-bathroom house on a full block, a renovated highset with dual living, or a newer house in the Meadows. Four-bedroom houses had a median just under $1m in the year to September 2026.

5 purchases since 2025, all 5 with published prices from $735,500 to $920,000. Live grid on the page.

See the homes we have secured here

What to check before you buy in Strathpine

Flood

Two waterways, not one. The South Pine River wraps the south and east of the suburb and Four Mile Creek crosses the north on its way to it, and council ran a flood mitigation investigation on Four Mile Creek around Bray Park and Gympie Road in 2023. This is Moreton Bay, so Brisbane's FloodWise report does not cover it: order the council's free Flood Check property report for the exact lot, which shows river, creek, overland flow and storm tide exposure and the floor level against the flood levels, and look at the Moreton Bay Flood Viewer for the three flood sizes. Get the insurance quote before the building and pest, not after.

Flood Awareness MapFloodWise Property Report

Noise

Gympie Road and the railway are the two noise lines through the middle of the suburb, and the Brendale industrial estate sits over the back fence of the south-western streets. Brisbane Airport's flight path tool will tell you whether the address sits under a runway mode; type it in, then stand in the yard at 7am and again at 9pm.

Brisbane Airport flight path tool

Overlays and approvals

The Moreton Bay planning scheme's interactive mapping shows the zone, building height, flood hazard, overland flow and every other overlay on the lot, and the council's DA Tracker shows what the neighbours have been approved to build. Not City Plan and not Development.i: those stop at the river.

City Plan mappingDevelopment.i

Catchments

Four primary catchments and three secondary touch the suburb, two of them from across the river. Check the lot on EdMap, then ring the school.

Queensland EdMap

Red flags

  • A low block between Four Mile Creek and the river with no Flood Check report and no floor-level survey. The report is free and takes minutes; a seller who has not pulled it is telling you something.
  • A highset that has been built in underneath without the council approvals on file. Ask for the building records through the council's property search before you fall for the rumpus room.
  • A Gympie Road, Samsonvale Road or railway-side frontage with single-glazed bedrooms at the front and no fence.

Where the value sits

  • An original 1970s highset on 600 square metres in the poets' streets, in both the Strathpine State School and Pine Rivers State High catchments, that has never been touched.
  • A brick house on a cul-de-sac in Strathpine West that backs onto a park rather than the industrial estate.
  • The station side, where the walk to the train, the library and the centre is real and the houses are the cheapest in the suburb.

Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Strathpine station, TravellerQLD, CC BY-SA 3.0; Brisbane Transport bus, BrisbaneBuzSpotter, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Strathpine purchases we can show

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

Strathpine

3 bed1 bath3 car 666m²
$920,000 Jacob Butler
15 Dec 2025

Strathpine

3 bed1 bath1 car 607m²
$813,500 Jacob Butler
4 Dec 2025

Strathpine

3 bed1 bath1 car 770m²
$832,500 Jacob Butler
8 Sep 2025

Strathpine

3 bed1 bath2 car 610m²
$844,000 Jacob Butler
6 Mar 2025

Strathpine

3 bed2 bath3 car 673m²
$735,500 Jacob Butler
17 Jan 2025

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Buying in Strathpine: the questions we get

Pine Rivers State High for most of the suburb, with Bray Park State High for the south-western streets. Primary splits four ways: Strathpine State School for the centre and north, Strathpine West for the western streets along Samsonvale Road, Bald Hills State School for the south-eastern corner by the river, and Bray Park State School touching the western edge. Check the exact address on EdMap and ask us which side of the line a house sits on.

Parts of it can. The South Pine River wraps the south and east and Four Mile Creek runs through the north, and the low streets near either carry flood hazard. Strathpine is in the City of Moreton Bay, so the check is the council's free Flood Check property report and Flood Viewer, not Brisbane's FloodWise. Every Strathpine purchase we make starts with that report and the floor levels.

The train. Strathpine and Bray Park stations are both inside the suburb on the Redcliffe Peninsula line, with every service running to Roma Street and most on to Springfield Central. By car it is 19 kilometres down Gympie Road or the Bruce Highway, about 30 minutes outside the peak. The 680 bus goes to Chermside and Redcliffe, not the city.

No. Strathpine is in the City of Moreton Bay; the council line is the South Pine River. That means the Moreton Bay planning scheme, the Moreton Bay Flood Check instead of FloodWise, Moreton Bay rates and bins, and the council's Pine Rivers district office in the suburb. Your solicitor's searches will go to a different council than they would for Bald Hills next door.

In 2026, a tidy three-bedroom house on around 600 square metres in the poets' streets or Strathpine West, often with a pool or a shed and usually 1970s to 90s. The house median was $950,000 in the year to September 2026. Our published Strathpine purchases run from $735,500 to $920,000.

Strathpine has both stations, the centre, the cinema, the hospital and the district high school inside its boundary, and the older, bigger blocks. Bray Park has Holy Spirit and Genesis, Les Hughes for junior sport, and a quieter, more uniform run of 1970s and 80s houses. Families who want to walk to the train usually end up in Strathpine; families who want the Catholic primary look at Bray Park first.

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