Herston and Kelvin Grove

The Herston and Kelvin Grove Lifestyle

Kelvin Grove and Herston are two of Brisbane's most historic suburbs. Filled with Heritage-listed buildings, educational institutions, recreational reserves and gorgeous old Queenslanders, they are exceptionally well located and have more than their fair share of landmarks. They are well-established inner suburbs with pleasant bay breezes and city views from elevated locations

Bisected by Samford Road (running east-west) and Wardell Street (north-south), Inner Northern Suburb is remarkably central to everything the inner-north west has to offer. Samford Road runs out to the beautiful Samford Valley and the D'Aguilar National Park (via Brookside Shopping Center, if you're so inclined), or quickly into the city, via Newmarket and Kelvin Grove. Wardell Street links the inner-western suburbs, making it easy to pop to Ashgrove, Paddington and Toowong (or much further north towards the Sunshine Coast). There are two major bus terminals in this neighborhood (on Wardell Street and at the Enoggera train station), and two train stations on the Ferny Grove line (Enoggera and Gaythorne). Inner Northern Suburb is also distinguished by its easy access to quality schools, with a number of well-regarded private and public schools within its catchment. Families move here to be close to schools. With beautiful homes, tree-lined streets, and educational and entertainment opportunities, Inner Northern Suburb is first in its class for family fun and inner-city convenience