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Waghorn street is one of Woodend's more popular streets,providing residents with quick and easy access to the Ipswich CBD, it is a street surrounded by beautifully established colonial homes dating back to the early century. Geographically, the street is the opposite side of the city to one of the other most significant areas, Denmark Hill. Waghorn street however features geographical similarities to that of Brisbane's inner city suburb of Paddington. Woodend however is renowned by locals as the private school precinct acclaimed nationally for the caliber of it's private schooling within the area. Schools such as Ipswich Boys Grammar are adjacent sharing boundaries with Waghorn and Woodend Rd. In recent years the Ipswich city council has injected vast amounts of money into the CBD, having plans already underway to redevelop the city heart.Properties located in such areas as this are likely to be in high demand as the CBD workforce populates the city fringes.

Breton street is extremely handy to absolutely everything.
One of few streets that still have an abundance of trees and birds and a few possums.
Breton street is literally a stones throw to one of Brisbanes largest parks, Les Atkinson Park featuring timber walkways and large lake and manacured lawns with resident ducks and swings for the kids. A perfect place for the weekend BBQ or just a stroll with the dog and perhaps the family.
The redevelopment of new homes on existing blocks has become extremely popular within this section of Sunnybank.
Trains and buses are within walking distance so traveling to work without a car is a real saving, both time and money.
Great location and good investment.