Everton Park (4053) About 7 km north of Brisbane, Everton Park is mainly a residential suburb of semi-detached and high-density properties. It is intersected by two major thoroughfares for buses and motor vehicles linking Brisbane to northern suburbs and the Sunshine...

Geebung (4034) 12 km north of Brisbane and named after a tree, Geebung (4034) has been developed around its railway station which provides regular rail access to the city and surrounding suburbs as well as the Sunshine Coast. However, Geebung is probably best known as...

Gaythorne (4051) 9 km from Brisbane, Gaythorne (4051) is located on a side of  Enoggera Hill, a part of Enoggera from which it was only recently subdivided in the 1990s.  It is a leafy, residential area with a World War I influence in its street names and...

Gordon Park (4031) 5 km from Brisbane, Gordon Park (4031) has the feel of a small village because of its lack of major shopping centres of businesses. It is a leafy suburb with young professional affluent families who have been rapidly moving into the suburb and...

Bridgeman Downs (4035) Located 13 km north of Brisbane, Bridgeman Downs (4035) named for its original settler in 1860, Henry Bridgeman, has been characterised by large acreage properties, recently in the late 1980s and 1990s it has been  subdivided into...

Arana Hills (4054) Situated in Brisbane’s Northern Suburbs Arana Hills is a leafy suburb about 12  km north west of the CBD. First subdivided in 1937, it began as an acreage housing estate with some farm and parkland. It was well known for its friendly welcoming...

Cashmere (4500) In the Northern Suburbs, Cashmere is 25 km to the north of the Brisbane CBD, at the base of the D’Aguilar Range and adjacent to Lake Samsonvale. This position means that it is a leafy large acreage, a suburb with lots of native bushlands. As of 2011,...

Narangba (4504) Brisbane Northside 34 km to the CBD's north, Narangba was originally a farming land but has recently been transformed into a major residential – industrial hub in response to Brisbane’s population pressure. Increasing, a more modern, executive...

Kallangur (4053)  Situated on the Northside of Brisbane 24 km north of the CBD, Kallangur was once a major staging post for Cobb & Co coaches on their way to the Gympie goldfield. During both World Wars, its residents made significant contributions to various...

Ferny Hills (4055) On the Northside of Brisbane 18 km to the CBD's north-west and on the border of the Brisbane Forest Park, Ferny Hills is primarily residential but was also known for its major tourist attraction, the Woolshed which featured Australian farming...