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Suburb Profile The Gap
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| Local Government Authority |
Brisbane |
| Location |
9 km west of the Brisbane CBD |
| Features |
Close to Mt Coot-tha and Enoggera Reservoir, good bus services |
| Commentary |
Between eight and 10 kilometres northwest from Brisbane's CBD, The Gap is proving increasingly popular with those looking for good access to the city, but with the charm of the nearby Mt. Cootha Park and Enoggera Reservoir.
The area's median house price also makes it more affordable than suburbs slightly closer to the city.
The predominant housing style, which is vintage 1970s and 1980s, is being reversed with new trends in renovation, such as bagging and rendering, making these homes more attractive to contemporary buyers.
A mix of young and established families make up the majority of residents in the suburb, and are well catered for with numerous walk and bike ways, parks, social groups (Men of the Trees, Scouts and Girl Guides meet at Paten Park) and schools.
Schools in the area are Hilder Road Primary School, St Peter Chanel Primary School, Payne Road Primary School and The Gap primary and high schools.
Although there are no rail stations in The Gap, the bus service is excellent with regular buses running to and from Brisbane city and the major shopping villages in the suburb. Larger retailers in Ashgrove, Keperra and Mitchelton complement the Gap Village and local stores.
Proximity and easy access via Waterworks Road to Brisbane city and local reserves, coupled with the benefits that come with a suburban lifestyle, will ensure The Gap remains a popular suburb among working families.
Source: REIQ |
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