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Sherwood Suburb Profile
Living in Sherwood offers a mature, peaceful environment with leafy tree-lined streets and classic Queenslanders set among landscaped gardens, creating a small-town feel. Living in Sherwood also provides access to lush green parklands around Oxley Creek, appealing to families and perfect for leisurely weekend activities. The local action centers on the heritage-listed Arboretum, the heart of the community, encompassing over 16 hectares of multi-use public space with lawns, barbeque facilities, playgrounds, and walking tracks along the river.
On weekends, the boutiques and cafés along Sherwood Road hum with activity, and come Christmas, Sherwood’s light display becomes a must-see attraction, drawing crowds from all over Brisbane. Sharing the key thoroughfare of Oxley Road with Graceville, Sherwood enjoys nearby amenities, with locals also frequenting Rocklea Markets and the educational facilities in Saint Lucia, just north of the river.
Area Features
Sherwood Arboretum
The centrepiece of Sherwood, providing huge expanses of public domain for locals and visitors to enjoy.
Community Feel
With well-maintained traditional homes on tree-lined streets, this safe and secure section of Brisbane is a haven of peace and quiet.
Quiet Location
Sherwood is just far enough away from the bustle of South Brisbane and Brisbane’s CBD, yet convenient to some of Brisbane’s key universities and shopping hubs.
With its enticing parklands, schools, stores and access to public transport, Sherwood is ideal for families. Established couples and families are drawn to the area for its generous family homes and opportunities for spacious living. Long-time locals stay loyal to the area, staking claim to some of Sherwood’s more prestigious properties.
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