CARSELDINE
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THE AREA
Where kids play in sprawling backyards and parents spend summers cooking on the BBQ, Carseldine is a welcoming Brisbane ‘burb that's perfect for families. Residents rave about the suburb's safe streets, quality schooling and childcare, and well-maintained green spaces to soak up the balmy Queensland weather.
Lifestyle
Peaceful and laid-back, Carseldine is primarily a residential suburb known for its friendly residents and affordable properties. You'll find a mix of housing options in this leafy locale, from detached houses to modern townhouses and apartments. The area is also set to have more properties on the market with the upcoming development of Carseldine Village.
Outdoorsy types are well catered for in Carseldine. Matthew Gardiner Park is a great spot for picnics, sports activities, or leisurely strolls, while Carseldine Village has a modern new playground for adventurous kids.
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Peaceful and laid-back, Carseldine is primarily a residential suburb known for its friendly residents and affordable properties. You'll find a mix of housing options in this leafy locale, from detached houses to modern townhouses and apartments. The area is also set to have more properties on the market with the upcoming development of Carseldine Village.
Outdoorsy types are well catered for in Carseldine. Matthew Gardiner Park is a great spot for picnics, sports activities, or leisurely strolls, while Carseldine Village has a modern new playground for adventurous kids.
For fitness lovers who don’t want to sign up to a gym, Philip Vaugh Park has outdoor exercise equipment, a netball court and a table tennis court. Importantly, it also has plenty of shade to keep locals out of the heat during summer.
The Carseldine Central Shopping Centre is a popular spot for residents to shop for groceries, grab a casual lunch, and access other essential services. For more extensive shopping options, the Westfield Chermside Shopping Centre is just a short drive away. Carseldine is not known for its nightlife and foodie scene, but you can pick up Thai, Chinese and Japanese locally.
When it comes to education, there are many options in and around Carseldine. Some nearby schools include Carseldine State School and Aspley State High School.
Carseldine has a strong sense of community, with regular events and gatherings promoting community connection. Nowhere is this spirit more evident than at the weekly Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets. The dog-friendly Saturday market opens from 6am-12pm and is a great place to pick up fresh produce and baked goodies.
One of the key advantages of living in Carseldine is its excellent transport links. The Carseldine train station provides easy access to the Brisbane CBD and other parts of the city. Additionally, major roads like the Gympie Arterial Road and the Bruce Highway run through the area making it convenient for those who commute by car.
Neighbours
As of the 2016 Census, Carseldine had a population of 9,541 people. Many of the suburb’s properties are owned by growing families, and the majority of residents are working professionals. Carseldine’s residents are increasingly multicultural as more migrants move to Brisbane.
Neighbours
As of the 2016 Census, Carseldine had a population of 9,541 people. Many of the suburb’s properties are owned by growing families, and the majority of residents are working professionals. Carseldine’s residents are increasingly multicultural as more migrants move to Brisbane.
Area features
CARSELDINE FARMERS & ARTISAN MARKETS
Open every Saturday from 6am-12pm, Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets are a popular place to pick up freshly baked pastries, flowers, cheese, fruit and veggies, crafts, coffee and more. Arrive hungry and buy a bánh mì or some fresh calamari for lunch. There’s also live music and kids’ entertainment to keep the whole family happy.
NATURAL ATTRACTIONS
Carseldine is a short drive to natural attractions, such as the Boondall Wetlands Park and the Kedron Brook Bikeway. Both of these bountiful spaces offer opportunities for nature walks, birdwatching, and cycling. Closer to home, Aspley Rest Park is a sunny spot for a family picnic.
LOCAL EATS
Carseldine’s small but mighty dining scene serves up something for every palate. Aside from takeaway chains, residents can take their pick of Thai from Lanna Thai Restaurant, Chinese from The Emperor’s Court or Limkee Chinese Restaurant, sushi from Carseldine Central Shopping Centre, and classic fast-food chains.
