Wooloowin QLD 4030

Wooloowin has long been an excellent suburb for property investors. It is split into 3 specific pockets, one being between the train lines and Bonney Ave, the second being east of the train lines but south of Rose Street, and then north of Rose Street which is now known as Kalinga. From a property management perspective, our experience is that houses in Wooloowin tend to pull on the heart strings of tenants and investors and premium rents are able to be achieved due to the style and character of the homes.

Wooloowin is very well connected via train and bus to the city and surrounding suburbs. It also has numerous road options if you are going to be driving to the CBD.

There is no shopping centre or supermarket in Wooloowin itself however there are a number of small shops with a café and boutique shops.

Wooloowin is home to plenty of cafes and secluded little dining areas. The small centre on Lisson Grove has a convenience store, bakery, café and restaurant and other cafes like Little Corner Café on Dickson Street and Rhubarb Rhubarb on Kent Rd are very popular with locals.

Wooloowin State Primary School and Kedron State High School are the two catchment zones of Wooloowin residents.

From Kalinga Park and the beautiful walks and bike paths along Kedron Brook to secluded café dining, there are plenty of options for weekends and relaxation in Wooloowin. There is also the Shaw Park Tennis Centre in Kalinga for a hit of tennis or go and support the local Rugby Union team “Norths” at their home fields.