Located on the Ipswich’s north western edge, the suburb of Brassall has plenty of green open spaces and a number of facilities. As shown in the 2006 census, Brassall has proved popular for families. There are schools, parks, sports fields, sporting clubs, shopping centres and retirement villages in Brassall ensuring residents are well catered for and never have to travel far for the necessaries of everyday living. The suburb has a mix of older brick and tile homes as well as new housing estates. Development is continuing in Brassall ensuring the area will likely maintain its recent sound returns on investment. A large number of professionals live in Brassall and its surrounding areas, as do tradesmen and labourers. Source: REIQ
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- Population 9,500+
- Median Property Price House: $325,000 Unit: $248,500
- Median Rent House: $325 PW Unit: $280 PW
- Number of schools 3
- Location Suburb of Ipswich
Brassall is a suburb of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. Brassall Heights is located in Brassall which has a southern boundary partially marked by the Bremer River and a western alignment along Ironpot Creek. The northern boundary follows the Warrego Highway. Source: Wikipedia
The suburb has a mix of older brick and tile homes as well as new housing estates. Development is continuing in Brassall ensuring the area will likely maintain its recent sound returns on investment.
The suburb contains three schools: Ipswich State High School, Brassall State School and Ipswich Seventh Day Adventist School. Source: Wikipedia
The origin of the suburb name is unknown. It was also known as Hungry Flats, as was a stop over for bullock teams that were transporting logs from Pine Mountain to Hancocks saw mill at North Ipswich. It was named by an early surveyor by the name of James Warner although he never gave its meaning or origin. Source: Wikipedia
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