5-15 Burnley Street, Newmarket

5-15 Burnley Street, Newmarket QLD 4051

Construction complete
  • Low-Rise
  • 4 residences
  • 12 car spaces
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Development information for 5-15 Burnley Street, Newmarket

Local Government Area:
Brisbane City
Project Status:
Construction complete
Residences:
4
Car Spaces:
12
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
Low-Rise
Floors:
3

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Inner-north connectivity positioned just 200 metres from Newmarket Station and Newmarket Village retail.

What's near 5-15 Burnley Street, Newmarket

  1. Under 500m
    Transport

    Newmarket Railway Station

    Provides direct all-stations rail services on the Ferny Grove line inbound to Roma Street and the Brisbane CBD.

    Gardens

    McCook Park

    Features open green recreation space, sports grounds, and walking paths connecting into the broader Enoggera Creek bikeway corridor.

  2. Under 1km
    Groceries

    Coles Newmarket

    Anchors the Newmarket Village shopping precinct alongside specialty stores, cafes, and Reading Cinemas.

    GP / Medical

    Newmarket Family Doctors

    Offers comprehensive general practice medicine, pathology access, and allied health appointments within Newmarket Village.

    Education

    Newmarket State School

    Serves as the local government primary school catering to prep through year 6 students.

Newmarket, QLD 4051

Newmarket is an established inner-north Brisbane suburb five kilometres from the CBD, characterised by professional households, families, and steady long-term capital growth. The suburb delivers high transit connectivity via the Ferny Grove rail line, frequent Enoggera Road bus corridors, and direct arterial links via the Clem7 and Airport Link tunnels.


Infrastructure updates

Governed by Brisbane City Plan 2014 under the Low-Medium Density Residential (2 or 3 Storey Mix) zone and benefits from Brisbane City Council's Enoggera Creek Sport and Recreation Precinct Plan upgrading sporting facilities across the 52-hectare corridor.

Amenities near 5-15 Burnley Street, Newmarket