Moggill, QLD 4070

Moggill is naturally enrich suburb which is surrounded with river, several parks & bush work points. It reflects convenient public transport, Moggill state school, medical facilities, and new small shopping center which make the life easy. There are several play ground in which have been conducted cricket, rugby, soccer, and tennis matches and practice. Learning of horse riding in possible.

We moved to Moggill in 2018 as we were attracted by the availability of good lot or acreage properties compared to other areas offering the same commutability to the CBD. It has been a great move, the community is lovely, really friendly and supportive. Just very recently a smart new shopping village has opened with a Coles, bakers, cafes, post office, greengrocer and bakery (amount other things). There are lots of Doctors to chose from in the area. The local primary school has a good reputation and there are lots of choices for private education. Moggill even has a ferry - so as an alternative to a longer drive around the river to another bridge you can enjoy a very pleasant 5 minute ferry ride over to the Ipswich side of the river and from there to several highway networks. The area is surrounded by open countryside, reserves, river walks and parks. There are lots of acreage properties and plenty of horses to admire. We have great internet - better here than when we lived closer to the city. There is a farmers market at nearby Brookfield and there is a Westfield shopping centre at Indooroopilly or Redbank Plains.

Moggill is great for young families just starting, the large parks and the large property for sale. The public transport can be quite a problem though, it is constantly full, although now it is a BUZZ service it has become a tiny bit less congested, this is mainly due to the high volume of people getting on in Bellbowrie, if you get on in Moggill you will get a seat. The distance from main attractions only becomes an issue when your family gets older, and you want to do more things, but if you like to stay out away from the busy things Moggill is a perfect place for you. Moggill State School is quite a good school although Kenmore is the only high school nearby and I have heard quite poorly of it. Ipswich Grammar has a private charter bus service that runs through Moggill for the boys and girls private school. The Moggill service is not that busy as they have a separate one for Bellbowrie. But this, unfortunately, isn't the same for public transport. Ipswich Grammar is an excellent school for anyone looking to send their kids to a private school and live in Moggill. The parks are also very good! If you had to choose between Bellbowrie or Moggill I would choose Moggill, they are the same distance away from the city and Indooroopilly, and Moggill I felt had a much nicer community. Although commuting to the city is an absolute pain, the traffic is just horrendous. But if you don't work in the city, perfect!

The Peoples Republic of Moggill is our secret, we have a very tight community were we actually care and look out for each other. Been here 15 years and love it!

You must do good "Karma" to live in this suburb.. not for commercial people. for families with quality life I reckon...
I love 4070

Have you guys got any chance to listen to this song (Thanks to the Moggill State school...)
https://moggillss.eq.edu.au/Pages/default.aspx ( Click the Moggill song)

Not good for public transport

Love living here

I was mesmerised with natural surroundings and beautiful homes in this suburb.

I thought it’s a good suburb,but it doesn’t. It’s far from brisbane and peak hours lots of traffic and no public transport. Schools are not good

Love Moggill

We came from Melbourne not knowing much what this suburb has to offer us.But we selcted the suburb due to its good schools,safety.
actually this is a great suburb. Pullenvale, Moggill, Bellbowrie, Kenmore, Indooroopilly, Toowong all excellent suburbs. recently I went to north and south I didn't like it. I also went to Goodna, forest lake (on the other side of the river) I hate it. I'm going to buy a house in this area now. very green suburb.

I grew up moggill and it was a heaven. If you need to be safe but not sorry and always looking for a good state of mind, Moggil will be the place to be!!!. Kenmore high was a great school too. Thanking my parents for moving that area.10 years ago. now I got to Uni in sydney and live in a total different Animal.

Moggill is an excellent suburb.
put the suburb in to crime map... you get nothing comparing to other suburbs !.
put it into flood maps, you get nothing comparing to other suburbs...!
put the suburb in to good school catchments... you get excellent public primary & high schools
suburb is only 16km radius to Brisbane city
get the reports from data- the value's been increased and you can see lot of young and professionals
Coles, public pool, Tavern, medical center , fruit shops etc etc already in the shopping plaza and .. woolies & IGA coming up.
If you need little bit more spending you can go to Kenmore and if you need empty pocket you can go to indooroopily which means saving money.
It's a leafy suburbs and has big properties
We have been living here for 10 years
never seen great community spirit anywhere else in Brisbane like this

Moggill is a very Safe area, It has good schools (moggill state and Kenmore high), plenty of room in properties ( 1/4 acreages). Only 35 min on the express bus from Roma st to Bellbowrie Shops. great place to raise the family. untouched and unspoiled. majority of the people are professionals. It is very green and you'd love the place. if you don't like calm and quite surroundings, this is not the place for you. Blessing to find the place and it is a hidden gem.

I have lived in Moggill for the last 5 years and truly believe that there have been no better place than Moggill to raise my two children. This suburb has really good schools and parks and every amenities for children.
Moggil has always represented good value to home buyers compared to other suburbs. Strong Growth and a shortage in rental supply in the last few years is making the area popular with investors, and definitely a good option to consider.

We moved to Moggill from the inner city because we were sick of watching every other block get sliced in two with characterless oversized homes squeezed in alongside each other. Moggill offers a beautiful blend of quality developments, which include abundant user friendly green spaces and acreage sites, which showcase the true beauty of the natural surrounds of this lovely area. Yes the drive to work takes longer than it used to but the gentle curves of Moggill Road and the crystal views across the surrounding mountains make the 30 minute each way journey, genuinely uplifting. The community is friendly and diverse and new establishments like the local tavern have created great opportunities for social gathering and entertainment.

Moggill is situated approximately 19 kilometres from the Brisbane CBD. It was traditionally home to farms and large acreage properties but in recent times the land is being developed into suburban style modern brick and tile estates which makes living at Moggill very affordable.

Moggill offers a quiet, fresh lifestyle with modern conveniences and city views from some areas. Many properties at Moggill are river front. It's a great place for kids, animals and horses. The Moggill markets are held every second Saturday and draw a crowd. Another fun thing to do is to take the Moggill Ferry across the Brisbane river and explore.

We recently built in Moggill. And we are so glad we did. This really is a quiet neighbourhood where everyone says hello. Moggill S School is wonderful both my daughters attend and my eldest has grown in leaps and bounds. This is a wealthy area for families and retirees.