25 Tranquil Place, McDowall

7 nearby schools

Catchment: Mcdowall State School

10 stops within 1.5km

Nearest: Beckett Rd at Paramount Chase (0.4km)

Moderate congestion

Morning (7-9am) and evening (4-6pm) peak hours see increased traffic on Gympie Road and Dayboro Road as commuters travel to/from Brisbane CBD. Congestion is typically moderate rather than severe, with delays of 10-15 minutes during heaviest periods.

Moderate noise

Nearest: road (0.1km)

Low

Mcdowall is located in Brisbane's north-western suburbs within the Brisbane River catchment, but sits at relatively elevated terrain away from major waterway channels. While some properties may fall within minor tributary flood study areas or stormwater-prone zones, the suburb is not considered a significant flood-risk area compared to lower-lying Brisbane suburbs along the main river corridor. Local council flood mapping should be consulted for individual property assessments.

Low

BAL: BAL-LOW

below average

Trend: stable

LDR — Low Density Residential

Brisbane City Plan 2014

5 projects nearby

McDowall is experiencing steady incremental residential infill and dual-occupancy development typical of Brisbane's inner north consolidation, with limited large-scale greenfield activity. Development pressure is moderate, driven by proximity to transport corridors and council density targets. Supporting infrastructure including active transport networks and local centre activation in adjacent Aspley is underway to service population growth.

Not heritage listed

Mcdowall is a post-war suburban locality in Brisbane's north-west with limited heritage significance. The area developed primarily from the 1960s onwards as a residential suburb and contains few heritage-listed properties or conservation overlays. Nearby localities such as Aspley and Bald Hills contain scattered local heritage items of modest significance.