Real Estate Salisbury

Filled with Facilities

Currently, Salisbury is an established residential and industrial suburb and its northern area is taken up by a substantial amount of parklands. Salisbury is home to some major features. These include Toohey Forest, Toohey Mountain, The Construction Training Centre, SkillsTech Australia, Life Church, Russ Hall Park, plus a variety of local shops, schools, sporting facilities and clubs, and aged care facilities. Salisbury is filled with some high quality schools, as well as schools in neighbouring suburbs. Some of these schools include Brisbane Christian College, St Pius X Catholic Primary School, Salisbury State School, Coopers Plains State School, Robertson State Primary School, Wellers Hill State School, St Elizabeth’s Catholic Primary School, Moorooka State School, St Brendan’s Catholic Primary School, Rocklea State School, Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Primary School, St Thomas Moore College, and many more. Not only are there early learning, primary, and secondary education facilities within Salisbury and its surrounding suburbs, but there is also a tertiary study facility in close proximity. Salisbury is situated next to Griffith University’s Nathan Campus.

As well as high quality educational facilities, Salisbury is home to many fantastic parks and recreational facilities. Some of these parks include Arthur Lewis Place, Assembly Street Park, Bill Moore Park, Kellett Road Park, Lillian Avenue Park, Rosebank Square, Salisbury Recreation Reserve also known as Russ Hall Park, Toohey Forest Park, Wilcox Park and more. These parks have some great amenities including fitness and exercise equipment, soccer/football fields, barbeques, picnic areas, playgrounds, half court with netball hoops, cricket facilities, off leash dog areas, fitness circuits, netball facilities, restoration sites, shared pathways, bikeways, pathway and track networks, and more. As well as this, some of the parks are home to some clubs and organisations such as the Toohey Mountain Reservoir, Salisbury Bowls Club, Salisbury and District Senior Citizens Centre, Rocky Waterholes Catchment Group and more.

Getting to and from Salisbury is an easy and seamless task. The area is serviced by a number of bus routes that connect to the Brisbane CBD as well as surrounding areas. This is as well as being served by the Salisbury railway station which provides regular access to the Queensland Rail City network services to Brisbane and Beenleigh. As well as this, the housing in Salisbury are all on various sized blocks of land. Houses range from traditional Queenslander style homes on 800m2 of land to more modern style homes on 400m2 of land. Salisbury is constantly undergoing developments and renewals that see many families attracted to the area.

Multicultural

Salisbury, like most of Australia, is a very multicultural suburb. Census data revealed that approximately 68% of Salisbury residents were born in Australia while the next most common countries of birth included India, New Zealand, England, China, and Vietnam. The data also revealed that approximately 74% of people living in Salisbury spoke only English at home. The next most common languages included Mandarin, Cantonese, Punjabi, Spanish, and Gujarati.

Whether you are looking to buy, sell or rent in the area of Salisbury, contact the team here at Reval Estate Agents for some excellent real estate advice and guidance from our experienced and professional agents.