Regents Park, QLD 4118

Lovely neighbours, convenient spot to large shopping centres and close proximity to nice schools. Cant ask for more. I'd recommend my family and friends get properties here.

Lovely suburb with nice houses.

I have seen bogans riding recklessly in the neighbourhood. Good for singles probably but not for family with kids.

Its location and proximity to all amenities you could ever want makes this suburb a MUST buy suburb. with house prices on the increase, Regents Park is leading the charge in the area for growth and when other neighboring suburbs are stagnant in price growth or even dropping this suburb continues its rise. I only see good things on the horizon for this suburb.
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Good amenities around with brown plains shopping centre nearby. However, south of Regents park is full of outlaws, their dangerous driving is quite annoying especially during late hours. I have seen them near Waller road quite often during I visit there.

Better amenities compared to Hillcrest and Boronia Heights. But houses are old and poorly maintained lawns are downsides of this suburb.

From a Local Real Estate Agent's point of view, I find Regents Park is much a family orientated suburb with 72% owner occupancy and a 28% rental rate. Young families in particular are attracted to Regents Park because of the convenience of having four schools located at each ends of the suburb:
1. Browns Plains High School
2. Yugumbir State School
3. St Bernardine’s Catholic Primary School
4. Regents Park State School
Not only are the schools conveniently close by, all the shops you need are only a short drive away.
Village Fair Regents Park Shopping Centre consists of your local IGA store, Bakery, Butcher, Fruit & Veg, Hair Dressers, Laundry Mat, Pool shop, Dental, Pharmacy and lots of cafes, take-aways & restaurants.
If you need other things well Browns Plains is only the next Suburb over which has all your major stores such as Woolies, Coles, Aldi, Bunnings, Office Works, BCF, Target, Kmart, Big W, Harvey Norman, Good Guys, JB HI FI, TK MAXX, Baby Bunty, Spotlight and plenty more.
Public transport can be caught at both Green Road, Waller Road and the three main roads running through the suburb – Lamberth Road, Emerald Drive & Vansittart Road.
Brisbane City is only approx. a 30–35 minute drive and about a 50 minute drive to the Gold Coast.

I have lived in Regents Park for 3 years now I love everything here. You can find a good house and save a lot of money rather than paying more money to other suburbs. All the shops are around the corner and very good people. I checked areas like Parkinson and Algester where you spend more money on a very old house where your problems start with maintaining the house and it never ends. Regents Park is crime-free and safe to live in. Many parks around.

We love it here.Its a good suburb with great parks nearby ,good neighbours and overall a good place to live with a family.Almost any shop you can think of is just a 5-7 minute drive away.We were lucky enough to get a house at the newer southern part of the suburb.With both me and the wife working in the city we get asked a lot about our commute but it isn't bad at all.I manage to make it to work within 35 minutes.Just need to have Google maps on.The council rates are higher than nearby councils that's been my only negative so far.

We are proud home owners of Regents Park! Based in Benjamina Circuit in Regents Park we have great neighbours! We have a mixer of ethnic groups in our neighbourhood - Chinese, New Zealanders, African, Australians, Italian and us Samoan/Cook Islander. We are only 5 minutes away from the Grand Plaza and all the local shops eg fruit shops, gyms, restaurants, park ridge Tavern, Greenbank RSL etc. The residents in our street are proud home owners and most home owners mow their lawns and keep their gardens miraculously tidy!