Lot 1072 - ROOMING Percy Street - Zillmere

Description

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Zillmere is a residential suburb located in the northern part of Brisbane, Queensland. Known for its diverse community, convenient amenities, and growing infrastructure, Zillmere is an appealing location for families, young professionals, and retirees alike. Here’s a detailed overview of Zillmere:

Suburb Overview: Zillmere is situated approximately 14 kilometers north of Brisbane’s central business district (CBD). The suburb features a mix of older homes, new developments, and unit complexes. It has a rich cultural diversity and offers a variety of community amenities and services.

Transportation:

• Roads: Zillmere is well-connected by major roads, including Zillmere Road and the nearby Gympie Road, which provide easy access to Brisbane CBD and surrounding suburbs. The Gateway Motorway is also easily accessible, facilitating travel to the Brisbane Airport and the Gold and Sunshine Coasts.
• Public Transport: The suburb is serviced by the Zillmere railway station on the Shorncliffe line, offering regular train services to Brisbane CBD, Shorncliffe, and other stops along the line. Multiple bus routes operated by Brisbane Transport also service the area, providing additional connectivity.

Schools:

• Primary and Secondary Education: Zillmere has several educational institutions, including Zillmere State School and St. Flannan's School, which cater to primary education. Aspley State High School and St. John Fisher College in nearby Bracken Ridge provide secondary education options.
• Tertiary Education: While there are no tertiary institutions directly in Zillmere, residents have access to nearby campuses such as TAFE Queensland Bracken Ridge campus and the Australian Catholic University (ACU) in Banyo.

Parks and Recreational Areas:

• Local Parks: Zillmere features numerous parks and green spaces, including O’Callaghan Park, which offers playgrounds, sports fields, and picnic areas, and Mulbeam Park, known for its walking trails and open spaces.
• Recreational Facilities: The suburb has various recreational facilities, including the Zillmere Sports Club, which hosts a range of sports and community events, and the PCYC Zillmere, offering gym facilities, fitness classes, and youth programs.

Shopping and Amenities:

• Local Shops: Zillmere has a selection of local shops, convenience stores, and dining options, catering to the daily needs of residents. Zillmere Village Shopping Centre provides various retail stores and essential services.
• Nearby Shopping Centers: For more extensive shopping, residents can visit nearby Westfield Chermside, one of Brisbane’s largest shopping centers, offering a wide range of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment facilities.

Infrastructure:

• Healthcare: Zillmere is serviced by local medical clinics, dental practices, and pharmacies. The Prince Charles Hospital in Chermside and the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital in Herston provide comprehensive healthcare services, including emergency care and specialist treatments.
• Community Services: The suburb benefits from various community services, including a library, community centers, and support services. The Zillmere Library offers book lending, internet access, and community programs.

Community Services:

• Libraries and Community Centers: The Zillmere Library is a key community facility, providing various services and programs for residents of all ages. The Zillmere Community Centre hosts events, workshops, and social activities, fostering community engagement.
• Sports and Recreation Clubs: The suburb has several sports clubs and recreational facilities, including the Zillmere Eagles Football Club and the Zillmere Cricket Club, offering opportunities for physical activities and community involvement.

Events and Entertainment:

• Community Events: Zillmere hosts various community events throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of community and engagement among residents. These events often include markets, cultural festivals, and family-friendly activities.
• Cultural Events: The suburb has a vibrant cultural scene, with local art exhibitions, craft fairs, and music festivals contributing to the community’s cultural life. Local venues and community centers regularly host exhibitions, performances, and cultural events.