Brisbane difficulty with choosing suburbs.
We are planning our move to Brisbane and are not sure which areas to be looking in. We are 2 40+ professionals. Budget around 700-750k . Min 2 beds 2 baths would like a pool or space to put one in. A decent size block is a must! We would like space, both inside and out, preferably with a bush outlook. We have 3 dogs who need good exercise. We need to be able to drive to the CBD daily. We love pole homes and those with non traditionally architecture. Just husband and I
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Hi KarenA2,
If you need a hand looking for something specific you could select the 'Agent Finder' option on the home page and find an agent who specialises in the Brisbane area and see if they have anything that fits your criteria :)
I found that helpful when looking for a rental property.
Im from Melbourne but i have a friend that moved to Paddington in Brisbane and it looks like a really nice area. Its a big block with a huge backyard with a real bush outlook and its close to Brisbane cbd.
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2 bd, 2 bth easy drive to CBD, sorry but you are 2 years too late. Before covid hit, this was acheiveable, but you would get a unit with community pool for 750, easy
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Yes, I like Paddington. May also look at Bardon - that's a a cool suburb too!
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Is South Bank good area ? We are city people from Sydney Surry Hills and love to be near the city and bars, cafes and restaurants