Brookwater Suburb Profile

Brookwater Suburb Profile

BROOKWATER

Brookwater Suburb in Queensland

Suburb Profile

Established in 2001, Brookwater is part of the 28.5 square kilometre Greater Springfield area that is the largest planned residential area in Australia. 

Brookwater Golf Course is the main feature of the suburb and is on the doorstep of Springfield Central that have commercial offices, a 200-ha town centre, a research and development centre and 1000 ha of open space.
Suited for the family lifestyle, this suburb in the western corridor is less than 35 minutes away or 40 minutes by train from the Brisbane CBD, 60 minutes from the Gold Coast and 90 minutes from Toowoomba.

Surrounding suburbs include Springfield Lakes, Springfield, Augustine Heights, Bellbird Park and Camira.

• The current population in Brookwater is at 2,137.
• The size of the Brookwater Suburb is 3.1 square kilometres.
• Average length of ownership is 8 years.
• 78% of homes are owner occupied.
• Spring Mountain is about 8 kilometres southwest of Springfield and set amongst tree covered ranges.
• Springfield Land Corporation purchased the 28.5 square kilometre parcel of land in 1992 for the new suburb of Springfield.

Brookwater Lifestyle

• Brookwater has 4 parks encompassed in the suburb
• Brookwater Golf Course that was designed by Greg Norman features 18 challenging holes.
• The Greater Springfield area in close proximity has a multitude of green space and a free public pool at Orion Lagoon as well as a free waterpark at Robelle Domain.
• There are many sporting clubs that are in close proximity of Brookwater.

• The Orion Lagoon (pictured above) is located at Orion Shopping Centre.

• The Brookwater Golf Clubhouse/Restaurant can hold 180 people for a sit down meal and 300 for a cocktail style reception.

• Functions are available for weddings and groups.

• Open green space incorporates one third of Greater Springfield constituting of playing fields and parklands.
• Robelle Domain is situated on the cusp of Orion Shopping Centre and is a central green space corridor that has more than 11 kilometres of walking paths, bike tracks, small children’s water park, play areas and sports fields.
• A conservation corridor links White Rock Conservation Corridor and Spring Mountain, Spring Lake and Discovery Lake.

Brookwater Shopping

• Brookwater has a major supermarket.
• Orion Shopping Centre is only minutes drive from Brookwater.
• It was opened on 14th March 2007 and was first announced as the southern hemisphere’s biggest shopping centre.

Brookwater Educational Facilities

Brookwater residents have access to many education facilities including:

Greater Springfield Education
Childcare (Day Care and Preschools)
Primary and High Schools
Education City
University of Southern Queensland (pictured)

Brookwater Public Transport

Springfield Central Train Station is 40 minutes to Roma Street, Brisbane
Buses operate in the Brookwater area and connect to the Springfield Central Train Stationthat is within very short walking distance to the Orion Shopping Centre.
Springfield Central Station is 40 minutes to Roma Street in Brisbane.
It is only 1.3km from the University of Southern Queensland.
To make a booking for a bus or train you will need an account with Translink, if you do not already have one.

Brookwater places of worship

• St Monica’s Chapel (Catholic Church) is only a few minutes drive away at Augustine Heights.
• There are many of places of worship in local suburbs of close proximity that caters for all denominations.

Brookwater Health Facilities

Brookwater residents have access to Medical General Practitioners and Specialists as well as the Mater Private Hospital in Springfield Central.

Buying a Brookwater home

If you are wanting to buy to live in or invest in Brookwater it is recommended to speak to your bank or financial advisor prior to making that decision.

A Brookwater Market Report that is used by investors would give you statistical information on the suburb and is available upon request.

Ultimately, it is a personal decision that only the individual could make to see if it suits their lifestyle, needs and budget.

Selling a Brookwater home

Being educated on the market is advantageous when you are contemplating selling your Brookwater home.

Email us to request your FREE Brookwater Suburb Report.

Premium presentation is the best way to get the maximum sale price for your home along with a list of features of your home and any receipts from any renovations that have been completed.

A neat and tidy garden or lawn setting out the front of your home is what is needed to create that first good impression for buyers.

Having a good local agent and agency that knows Brookwater and has sold in Brookwater is paramount to achieving a successful sale.

Speak to your local Assett Realty Brookwater Real Estate Agents on 0410 525 632 - Karyn Fairbanks - or 07 3812 8999 or email karyn@assettrealty.com.au to organise a time for a Free Home Market Appraisal.