Coorparoo

Coorparoo is an ideal suburb for professionals and families, and is just
a short 15 minute drive, or 6km, from Brisbane's city centre.

Coorparoo is a highly sought-after inner city suburb that offers the perfect blend of convenience and lifestyle, with its busy shopping district and quiet tree lined streets.

Coorparoo is an older, well-loved Brisbane suburb that is experiencing steady population growth. The suburb has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by both renovation projects and new constructions that offer residents high-quality living options, no matter their budget.

Transport

Effortless Commuting and Accessibility

Coorparoo offers several transportation options that make commuting a breeze. The Coorparoo train station provides direct and quick access to the city centre, perfect for professionals working in the CBD. Driving to the city takes a mere 15 minutes, while the nearby freeway puts the Gold Coast's stunning beaches within an hour's reach. Major thoroughfares like Old Cleveland Road and Cavendish Road intersect the suburb, offering easy routes to key areas, while the Eastern Busway also runs through Coorparoo.

Lifestyle & Amenities

Coorparoo exudes a sense of community and locals are spoilt for choice with a plethora of dining, shopping and recreational options.

Coorparoo's lifestyle is one of its most appealing aspects. The suburb is dotted with numerous sporting facilities and parks, like the popular Langland Park and the enchanting dragon playground at Majestic Park, offering endless opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation. The area's gentrification has also given rise to a thriving coffee scene, with boutique cafes popping up regularly.

If restaurants and boutiques are your things, a visit to Cavendish Road needs to be on your list. This is the lively heart of Coorparoo and is sure to become your new favourite location. But that's not your only opportunity for entertainment; many locals also frequent Martha Street in nearby Camp Hill for its small yet exciting cluster of cafés and boutique stores. And don't forget that you are but a short drive from the hub of the city, making Coorparoo the perfect area for those who want a life rich with culture and entertainment.

Education

Education is a top priority in Coorparoo, and the suburb is home to a range of highly regarded public and private schools catering to different ages. Families can choose between the well-respected Coorparoo State School and Coorparoo Secondary College or opt for a private education at Churchie, Villanova, Loreto, and Mt Carmel.

Community & Lifestyle

While the median sale price of a house is best suited to professionals and families, the more affordable unit median sale price ensures that Coorparoo caters to a diverse demographic, including tenants of varying ages, nationalities and professions. With traditional Queenslanders, renovated post-war homes and architect-designed masterpieces, there is a home to suit all budgets and tastes. The majority of properties in the suburb are apartments, with an increasing number of developments in the pipeline to meet the high demand for property in this culturally rich and charming area.

While you can find examples of contemporary, modern and art deco architecture, Coorparoo is most readily associated with its Queenslanders. These unique, iconic single story timber homes, with their corrugated iron roofs and verandahs on their generous quarter acre blocks, were predominantly built in the area from the early 1900's to the 1930's, and have been lived in and lovingly renovated by generations of Queenlsand homeowners.

The population of Coorparoo is just above 18,000, with the suburb continuing to see population growth. The predominant age group in Coorparoo is between 20-39 years; this age bracket accounts for a significant portion of the population.

This age group predominantly comprises professionals who appreciate the suburb's proximity to Brisbane's CBD and the proximity to Brisbane's inner city. The demographic mix also includes couples with children, who are drawn to the area's excellent schools and family-friendly amenities. Coorparoo has a median age slightly lower than the national average, which contributes to the active and engaged community.

Drawn in by the area's convenient location, impressive school offerings and generous lifestyle amenities, Coorparoo is fast becoming an all-encompassing suburb that appeals to new families, professionals, investors and retirees alike. Thanks to a fantastic location and desirable lifestyle, the people of Coorparoo are just as exciting and diverse as the suburb itself. Lots of cafes and restaurants are within walking distance, and great parks and many nature reserves and bush corridors make it the greenest inner-city suburb.