General Suburb Profile
Paddington is a charming, hilly suburb with a rich history and unique character. Its streets are lined with traditional Queenslander homes, boutique shops, and trendy cafes. Known for its vibrant arts and cultural scene, Paddington is a favourite among creatives and professionals. Antique stores, galleries, and the popular Paddington Markets add to its distinct charm.
Lifestyle in Suburb
Living in Paddington offers a blend of suburban tranquillity and urban sophistication. Residents enjoy the suburb’s boutique shopping, weekend markets, and relaxed cafe culture. The vibrant community and picturesque streets make it a popular choice for families, young professionals, and retirees. The suburb also boasts excellent public transport links to the city and surrounding areas.
Suburb Location Factors
- 3 km west of Brisbane CBD.
- Well-serviced by bus routes to the city.
- Approximately 80 km from the Gold Coast.
Suburb Real Estate Statistics
- Median Unit Price: AUD 797,500
- Median Unit Rent: AUD 580/week
- Median House Price: AUD 1,935,000
- Median House Rent: AUD 850/week
- A mix of renovated heritage homes and modern apartments.
*Data taken from realestate.com.au at 14/1/25
Demographics Of The Area
- Population: ~8,000
- Predominantly families, creatives, and professionals.
Weather In Suburb
- Subtropical climate with warm summers and mild winters.
Schools In Suburb & Surrounding Areas
Public Schools
- Ithaca Creek State School – A highly rated local primary school.
- Kelvin Grove State College – Offers Prep to Year 12 education nearby.
Private Schools
- St Joseph’s College, Gregory Terrace – A prestigious boys’ school close by.
- Stuartholme School – A Catholic girls’ school in neighbouring Bardon.
