Description
Lot 74, Glenridge Estate
House and Land Sold -
Glenridge Estate is only 7km from Toowoomba CBD which is affectionately known as “The Garden City”. It is centrally located, providing scenic views from each of the lots. The estate fronts a park where your family canspend valuable quality time. All your concerns have been accounted for in this estate, which is close to the Toowoomba Regional Airport and the new airport being built on the outskirts of Toowoomba. The estate provides residents with school buses near the estate to all the major schools in town. If you are looking for your children to walk to their schools, even that is possible in view of the fact that some schools are only a 10 minute walkfrom the estate.
Property Features
- House and Land
- 3 bed
- 2 bath
- 1 Parking Spaces
- Land is 329 m²
- Floor Area is 145 m²
- Ensuite
- Carport
- Built In Robes
- Courtyard
- Satellite
- Transit
- Bike
- Comparables
- Fast Facts
- About
- Property Facts
- Education
- History
- Shopping
Fast Facts about Glenvale
- Population 5,500
- Median Property Price House: $385,000 Unit: $310,000
- Median Rent House: $360 PW Unit: $305 PW
- Number of schools 2
- Location In the Toowoomba region west of Brisbane
To keep pace with its continuing population growth, Toowoomba City Council has earmarked a number of areas to be developed further and Glenvale is one of these. Three years ago, in 2003 when the Toowoomba Planning Scheme was prepared, Toowoomba's fast pace of growth was not anticipated so the majority of Glenvale was zoned rural. This is changing, however, with a Glenvale Structure Plan currently in the pipeline to manage future residential development in the suburb. Located high on the Great Dividing Range with views across the Lockyer Valley, Toowoomba offers residents a more country oriented lifestyle without forgoing any of the modern amenities provided in major metropolitan centres. Source: REIQ
Housing in the region also reflects a rich history, with homesteads and older-style Queenslanders commonplace among the more recently built homes around Toowoomba's suburbs. Buyers looking for something a bit larger also have the option of purchasing acreage and rural properties in the area. Source: REIQ
Families are also well catered for with a number of private and public schools in the region. For tertiary education, the University of Southern Queensland accommodates more than 20,000 students locally and caters for more than 30,000 overseas students. Source: REIQ
The area was first settled in the mid-19th century for the purposes of farming and grazing. The name was officially applied on 1 June 1981. From the early 1990s onwards, Glenvale experienced rapid growth. Source: Wikipedia
Residents can choose from a variety of retail outlets in the Central Business District and suburban shopping centres which offer national food chains and specialty stores. Toowoomba also has many out-of-the-way coffee houses and restaurants hidden in its streetscapes and arcades. Source: REIQ
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