Description
Lot 31, Strathpine Outlook
Townhouse Sold -
Under Construction – close to all facilities – 20klms to Brisbane City – Good Rail and Bus Transport
Property Features
- Townhouse
- 3 bed
- 1 bath
- Pool
- Floor Area is 161 m²
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- Bike
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Fast Facts about Strathpine
- Population 9,500
- Median Property Price House: $356,000 Unit: $263,000
- Median Rent House: $350 PW Unit: $293 PW
- Number of schools 3
- Location In the Pine Rivers district north of Brisbane
Strathpine is a suburb in the Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia. It is home to the Pine Rivers District offices of the Moreton Bay Region as well as many businesses. The area is home to Strathpine Centre, a medium-sized urban shopping centre. Source: Wikipedia
The area is mainly comprised of single-detached dwellings, with brick-and-tile homes the most popular. There is a selection of post-war and chamferboard houses available and most homes are situated on generously sized blocks. Source: REIQ
Strathpine is popular with families and is home to two primary and one secondary school. Source: REIQ
Strathpine is a Scottish place name, where strath means valley and pine refers to the Pine River.
The area now known as Strathpine was originally developed in the 1860s as an addition to the North Pine settlement during the Gympie gold rush. In the late 19th century, the area was known for sugar and rum production, with several sugar mills and distilleries in the area. The area was first named Strathpine by the Queensland Government Railways in the 1880s.
From 1889 to 2008, Strathpine was the administrative centre of the Pine Rivers Shire Council (formerly known as the Pine Division and the Shire of Pine). Although Pine Rivers Shire was amalgamated in 2008 into theMoreton Bay Regional Council, council offices are still located in the suburb.
The population of the area boomed in the 1940s after the opening of a large army camp and airfield which helped both Australian and American forces during World War II. Development slowly increased until the 1960s when Brisbane’s rapidly growing population expanded into the area. Most of the farms were sold off and the area quickly grew into a residential and commercial hub.
Growth continued into the 1980s and Strathpine Centre opened on 22 August 1983, known as Westfield Strathpine until 2015. In recent years, the main road which passes through Strathpine (Gympie Road) has undergone gentrification or urban renewal. Gympie Road is tree-lined with trees of Pine species.
Over recent years the suburb has been becoming diverse, households that speak other languages than English has increased some of the most common being Samoan, Hindi, Tagalog, Mandarin and Filipino. Source: Wikipedia
Strathpine is home to a Westfield shopping centre and also has a stop on the Caboolture railway line. Source: REIQ
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