General Suburb Profile
Ascot is one of Brisbane’s most prestigious suburbs, known for its grand heritage homes, tree-lined streets, and the Eagle Farm Racecourse. The suburb exudes elegance and charm, offering a quiet yet connected lifestyle. Ascot’s proximity to the Brisbane CBD and high-end shopping and dining options make it a popular choice for affluent families and professionals.
Lifestyle in Suburb
Living in Ascot is synonymous with luxury and sophistication. Residents enjoy weekend outings to the racecourse, boutique shopping, and dining at gourmet restaurants along Racecourse Road. The suburb is highly family-friendly, with excellent schools, parks, and recreational facilities. Its peaceful atmosphere and picturesque streets make it an ideal location for those seeking an exclusive lifestyle.
Suburb Location Factors
- 6 km northeast of Brisbane CBD.
- Well-serviced by buses and trains via Ascot train station.
- Approximately 75 km from the Gold Coast.
Suburb Real Estate Statistics
- Median Unit Price: AUD 699,750
- Median Unit Rent: AUD 600/week
- Median House Price: AUD 2,300,000
- Median House Rent: AUD 1,100/week
- Dominated by heritage homes and modern luxury properties.
*Data taken from realestate.com.au at 14/1/25
Demographics Of The Area
- Population: ~6,000
- Affluent families, professionals, and retirees.
Weather In Suburb
- Subtropical climate with warm summers and mild winters.
Schools In Suburb & Surrounding Areas
Public Schools
- Ascot State School – A highly regarded primary school with a strong academic focus.
- Hendra State School – A nearby primary school offering a community-focused environment.
Private Schools
- St Margaret’s Anglican Girls’ School – A top independent school offering Prep to Year 12 education.
- Clayfield College – An independent co-educational school nearby.
