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Brighton Suburb Profile 

Set on a bayside peninsula surrounded by lapping bay waters and lush green wetlands, Brighton is all about relaxed family living surrounded by nature. Loved for its safe and simple waterside lifestyle but just moments away from all the action, locals count themselves lucky to call this understated gem home.
Brighton Suburb Profile 
Living in Brighton
The Locals

A quaint seaside setting perfect for its laidback suburban lifestyle; Brighton is a place where you know your neighbours by name and where families enjoy the breezy esplanade parklands day and night. Just a stone’s throw from popular Sandgate and the Redcliffe Peninsula, Brighton’s location offers utmost convenience without the fuss. Living in Brighton means being close to it all while still enjoying the tranquility of this charming suburb. The serene esplanade lined with open green parks draws a consistent local crowd, with many walkers, runners, and cyclists kicking off their day along this coastal strip. 

Local fishermen regularly take to the waters’ edge and the historic remains of the Hornibrook Bridge to try their luck, whilst soaking up the impressive ocean views across to the Redcliffe Peninsula and Moreton Bay. The bay waters are often peppered with locals testing out their skills in stand-up paddling, kayaking, and kite surfing, making the most of the long expanse of coast connecting Brighton to nearby Sandgate and Shorncliffe. 

Home to a plethora of natural green space, much of this leafy suburb is made up of protected wetlands and woods. Lagoons, parklands, reserves, and bike paths sit free and ready for the local community to enjoy at their leisure. Living in Brighton offers an unbeatable blend of natural beauty and easy access to nearby attractions. 

Area Features

Parklands

Brighton has an abundance of parklands, with Decker Park amongst the favourites. Nestled on the foreshore, locals enjoy a small sandy beach, coastal themed play equipment, dog park, sporting courts and barbeque and picnics facilities.

Bayside Living

Brighton’s impressive coastal surroundings, convenient location and inherent quiet nature keep its locals local – with just a quick commute for a taste of the action when they choose.

Public Transport

Along with Brighton’s regular bus service, locals enjoy just a short daily commute along the foreshore to Sandgate, where they can jump on a direct train to inner Brisbane.

Families of all descriptions call Brighton home for its safe community atmosphere, reputable schools and multitude of outdoor activities.  

The area is also known to be a destination for Brisbane newcomers and empty nesters looking for sea change without the excessive price tags.   

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