This is one of the better starter suburbs around Brisbane. It is reasonably close to the city, and the schools aren't too bad. I've lived in stafford since in 3 different streets. All have had good neighbours, been close to parks for fitness or the kids and all have been excellent for resale.
Bordered by Gordon Park, The Grange, Alderley and Kedron, there has been heaps of top class renovations and the suburb is realy on the way up with out being overpriced. I highly recommend the suburb to all young families and young couples and like minded professionals as it is central to everything you need without living in your neighbours backyard due to the decent block sizes.
I spent some time in Stafford as a young girl. Love visting the local park.. I'm amazed at how much it has changed. But a lot of it is for the better. The people are still friendly, and there is plenty to do in the area. I love the bakery on Webster, it is good to see that Mary's girls are now running it. Wonderful area.
Strongly recommended. The perfect suburb for everyone!!! All facilities are at your door step, and the city is only a few K's. Stafford has an interesting mix of old and new houses, some absolutely amazing renovations and city views and most blocks are at least m2 which is a refreshing change from the tiny blocks some of these new house and land packages offer.
Get in quick - prices continue to rise - so convenient to schools, parks, shops, CBD and airport Surprisingly close to everything from choices of shops, schools, hospitals, the city and transport. This makes this suburb so easy to live in and get around. Neighbours are friendly and breezes always cool warm summer days. The area is full of character houses from the 50's, 60's era with some modern ones popping up and still relatively affordable considering your only about 8km from city.
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Write a suburb review Ask a question. Find real estate agents in Stafford. Compare all real estate agents in Stafford, QLD. Whats your question about Stafford? Your question. Would you like to add anything else? Ask Question. How would you rate Stafford overall? Write your Review Review title. Tell people about your experiences. By there was a local deputation about the pollution of Kedron Brook. In there was further rural employment with the opening of a Council quarry, and the population of a few hundred attracted the attention of the Church of England in Lutwyche which moved two Army huts to a site named St Clements on the Hill in Eudunda Street.
Around the primary school is the area which constituted Stafford's civic precinct, with a Methodist church also near the school. Further west is Sparkes Hill, which was chosen as a site for a service reservoir in , ultimately having four reservoirs by Just after the war the Queensland Housing Commission built a housing estate near the terminus around Lutana and Buddina Streets, with a park at its centre. Any hoped-for garden city did not eventuate, with austerity-standard houses and an unkempt park, but in the park was improved and named after the local hero Keith Payne, one of four Australian winners of the Victoria Cross in Vietnam.
In a substantial three-storey brick State-primary school was built on a new site in Stafford Road. Designed by the Public Works Department in a somewhat severe interwar design, ageing and tree-planting have softened its looks. It is listed on the Queensland heritage register. A shopping centre rapidly grew around the tram terminus during the early s, with a baker, a butcher, shoe repairer, fuel merchant, newsagent and several mixed businesses.
A large picture theatre, the Topic, was opened in The theatre lasted only a few years with the infatuation with newly-arrived television, and was converted to a Barry and Roberts self-service grocery store in the s. The Catholic Church built the Queen of Apostles church in Appleby Road along with a convent school a few years later.
It was replaced with a larger, contemporary building in , responding to a local Catholic population that made Stafford the largest parish communion in Queensland. The St Clements army huts had been replaced in , also with a building of contemporary design. Stafford's population grew rapidly from in to over 20, in including Stafford Heights and Everton Park.
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