Inner South of Brisbane

The inner south is the name given to the group of suburbs that sit immediately south of the central business district. There is no set rule as to which suburbs make up the inner south area, however they generally include suburbs such as Highgate Hill, Southbank, South Brisbane, West End, Carina, Carina Heights, Woolloongabba, Dutton Park and Camp Hill.

Education:

There are a number of private and public schools in this area and its surrounds. South Brisbane is a major centre for education, arts and culture. The Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Queensland Art Gallery, the State Library, and the Queensland Museum are all located in the area. The suburb is also home to the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Queensland Maritime Museum, Southbank Institute of TAFE, Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University and the University of Queensland. With all of these educational and entertainment facilities located in the inner southern suburbs the property here is understandably in demand.

Infrastructure:

Even though the inner southern suburbs are in very close proximity to all of the major conveniences and attractions, there are still excellent public transport options for residents and visitors.

There is an abundance of public transport in this area. Train stations are located at South Brisbane, Southbank, Park Road, Dutton Park and beyond. The Cleveland, Robina and Beenleigh lines all stop at these stations in the inner south with buses complimenting the trains and servicing numerous routes.
The major roads that connect the inner south of Brisbane to the CBD and surrounds include the Victoria Bridge, William Jolly Bridge, Grey Street, Montague Road, Vulture Street, Bradfield Highway, Pacific Motorway and the Riverside Express.

Things to do:

The inner Southern suburbs are the premier places for entertainment, shopping, education and culture in Brisbane. Streets Beach is a unique man made beach in the middle of the city and is extremely popular with residents and tourists. If you are looking for a wide range of restaurants and shopping you can’t beat Grey and Little Stanley Street which provide numerous dining and retail options. Art museums, markets, live music venues, bars and beautiful parklands also add to this entertainment district. Southbank, Highgate Hills and the West End provide the majority of Brisbane’s entertainment options. The inner southern suburbs are vibrant and exciting with all of the conveniences needed in close proximity. The location is unbeatable with access to the best Brisbane has to offer. Low, medium and high density living options are available from quite streets to busy avenues. Overall, this area of Brisbane is unrivaled for its fantastic easy lifestyle in the heart of the city.