Gordon Park, QLD 4031

Too much crime taking place now. No matter how many security cameras or deterrents you put in place, reach night someone is getting robbed. Surrounding suburbs don’t help.
After the floods the Brook isn’t enjoyable with mass repairs and the likelihood of it not being rebuilt. Time for us to leave

I absolutely love living in Gordon Park! It’s quiet because only locals drive through. We’re a short walk to kilometres of green walking paths and off leash dog areas. The Lutwyche bus station offers multiple routes into the city. Above all the residents are so lovely and neighbourly.

Seriously, why would you live in Crime ridden Brisbane? flood and storm prone and just bland as cardboard.

Such a lovely suburb so close to the city and wonderful parks

I bought in Gordon Park 1 year ago and have been so happy here ever since. It is a very peaceful and respectful suburb that is very well connected with the Clem7, Airport Link and ICB all very close. The Kedron Brook and off leash dog area is fantastic, as is the stunning queenslander character housing and leafy streets.

I've recently moved from an inner city suburb and I'm now proud to call Gordon Park home. It has beautiful tree lined streets and magnificent character homes and all across the neighbourhood you can see homes being transformed as new families move in.

What I love most is feeling safe walking my dogs any time of day along Kedron Brook walkways. A stark contrast to living in some of the more eclectic inner city suburbs.

Amazing

If you’ve never visited Gordon Park, then it’s worth exploring to see what is has to offer. It’s one of those suburbs that you will have passed-by a thousand times but never really noticed that it was there, given it’s location.

While it’s the smallest suburb in Brisbane, it is filled with beautiful, well maintained character homes, framed by the pristine Kedron Brook and surrounding park lands.

Convenient access to amenities. Trips to Chermside, Toombull, Bunnings are moments away. A stress free (10 minute) drive to the airport via the Airport Link tunnel. A 10-15 minute trip from home to work in town via the Kedron Brook bus station, with less crowding than trains during peak – which was an unexpected benefit!

Recommend it for young families looking to live close (5-6km) to the city. A perfect place to start a family, to stroll about with pets. Great schools in catchment.

Being a tiny suburb you have to key your eye out for properties when they come on market. I stumbled onto mine by accident as I’d been looking at surrounding suburbs and never seriously given Gordon Park any thought. Hope this review helps.

A leafy little suburb full of Queenslander houses and young professionals - close to the CBD with a 5km bike ride down kedron Brooke or 15min drive by regular buses... Full of parks, bushland, peaceful backstreets, great schools and shopping close by. Easy access to beaches north and south without having to pass through the city

Seems like a rally under-rated suburb. It's perfect location smack bang in the middle of north brisbane with access to the new tunnel to get in and out of the city in a flash. Back onto the kedron brook there's plenty of green space to explore.

Although it is Brisbane's smallest suburb, people love living here. It offers a lifestyle like very few suburbs in Brisbane as it is bordered by the Kedron Brook. The Brook is fantastic for walking, running, cycling or taking the dog to roam free in one of the largest off leash areas in Brisbane.

The people are nice and friendly, mostly families and neighbours always get along. There aren't any schools or major shopping centres directly in Gordon Park so a lot of people drive past it every day and don't even know it is there. Unless they are visiting someone they know or use that stretch of the Kedron Brook it is often forgotten about - a hidden gem. Despite this it does offer fantastic access to public transport via the NorthernBusway & AirportLink. Numerous private and state schools are just minutes away and is just down the road from Lutwyche, Stafford and Chermside Shopping Centres.

Also a short drive to Wilston Village cafe precinct with many restaurants and boutique retail. An increasing number of smaller local cafe's are popping up within walking distance, such as Espresso House Windsor on Gilbert Rd. Some fantastic local boutique businesses like Melt Hair Make-Up Beauty in Khartoum St. You don't have to go far to find good service in Gordon Park.

I cannot rate Gordon Park highly enough! A great place to live, work and play!

Smallest suburb in Brisbane I think. Transport options are very good with buses taking you direct to the city, Stafford shopping centre, RBH busway to go anywhere you want, Windsor Rail etc. Short drive to Wooloowin or Windsor rail. Bike track is great access to fitness, parks, Grange library and preschool, shopping centres including Toombul, Stafford, Spotlight, Harvey Norman etc. There are a heap of schools within a 3km radius of GP - private and State. Green, leafy suburb with lots of building integrity and low ratio of 6 packs. Very family friendly, quiet streets, character housing and being close to the brook all give this suburb a sensational vibe. It will really take off once all the road works,busways and impending tree lined boulevards are completed. I am average fitness but enjoy GP because I can ride my bike everywhere - to the library, hairdresser, beauty salon, shops, Wooloowin School, friends houses, coffee shop and it is only a 15min bus ride to the City.

A small almost boutiquey suburb on the rise. Houses being bought to either renovate or rebuild. Very central suburb. No real ammenities in the actual suburb (small milk bar, Spice Shop/Coffee) but it is within an easy drive of Newmarket, Lutwyche, Stafford, Toombul and Chermside shopping precincts. Bus route through the suburb or short drive to Wooloowin station. Easy access to freeways north and south. No nightlife or restaurants - this really is a residential suburb. Kedron Brook is a short stroll where you have access to kilometers of bike/running paths, creek for dogs etc. There are also several childrens playground in the suburb. There is minimal traffic although a couple of streets are used as thoroughfares to avoid Lutwyche Rd. Crossing over Lutwyche rd can be slow but this is getting better and should further improve when all the infrastructure works are complete (which will also create better access to freeways and will make the run to the airport quicker. A very liveable, centrally located suburb - quiet but close to everything you would need. No local state school which leaves Wooloowin, Windsor or Stafford State Schools or St Anthonys in close proximity. Great suburb for retirees and families. 5min drive from two big hospitals (Prince Charles and RBH). While there is no childcare in the suburb there is plenty of childcare in surrounding suburbs.

A small suburb but well serviced by public transport (soon to be much better when the northern busway is completed. Plenty of local schools within a short distance, both state and private.
Shopping centres at Lutwyche, Stafford & Chermside are close by. Great parks and bikeways along Kedron Brook with a great off-leash area for dogs extending for kilometres on one side of the brook. Quick commute to the city though Lutwyche road can get busy. nice wide streets and housing is still affordable. a lot of really good renovations are happening so prices might start to rise as the quality of housing improves.