Beau Miller

I have been working in this area since 2010 and have found a huge change, recently the ability to access the Centenary Motorway has opened up via Edens Crossing Estate and have seen more Defence Personal choosing this area as a place to live. It is easy access to the Amberley Air Base and very affordable - new or near new homes for under $400,000 and a median sale price of $335,000. Rent prices range from $300-$450 per week depending on the home with the median currently $335 per week.
By far my favorite part of this suburb is the access to the White Rock Conservation estate for bushwalkers, horse riders and mountain bikers.
We also have the White Rock Estate opening up across the way which is going to offer premium housing for home builders.
If you need any more information on the area, I am happy to help!
Beau Miller , m. 0411 439 437
Beautique Realty , 7/21 Technology Drive, Augustine Heights

This area is very popular for renters, we often see young professionals looking in the area as the homes are relatively new with an average rent of $420 per week which is a little than the price tag of Springfield Lakes. The bonus is that this location is still very close to the Orion shops, but also has the new Redbank Town Square only minutes away. Highly recommend for anyone looking at Springfield or Augustine Heights to check this area out.
If you need any more information on the area, I am happy to help!
Beau Miller , m. 0411 439 437
Beautique Realty , 7/21 Technology Drive, Augustine Heights

Not to be confused with Springfield Rise. Spring Mountain is an acreage estate located next to Greenbank 4124 . With great size blocks, most have been cleared and are flat. Large new homes with manicured lawns, sheds and pools this is a really great location for families looking for a quality lifestyle. Currently public school choice is limited to Greenbank Primary, but there is a new Primary coming to the end of Pub Lane in 2022.
The public High School is Park Ridge, but some teens also travel to Flagstone High. There are options to bus into Springfield or Jimboomba for Private schooling as well.
If you need any more information on the area, I am happy to help! My boys attend Greenbank Primary School and have lived in the area for since 2010
Beau Miller , m. 0411 439 437
Beautique Realty , 7/21 Technology Drive, Augustine Heights

What a hidden gem of a suburb! With older homes and big back yards and a median rent of $365 per week this is a really affordable area for families. Access to schools and highway make it very convenient. The closest shopping area is the Springfield Coles or Goodna Woolworths or larger shops at the Mount Ommaney Shopping Centre. with large blocks of land this area is quickly being snapped up by young couples wanting a bit of open space to start and grow families.
If you need any more information on the area, I am happy to help!
Beau Miller , m. 0411 439 437
Beautique Realty , 7/21 Technology Drive, Augustine Heights

Springfield was the first suburb of the first privately built city in Australia and the country's largest master planned community. First dubbed Forest Lakes poor cousin it has quickly become the place to be for many Queenslanders looking for a home with all the facilities, that is affordable and not too far from Brisbane. Springfield is located in between Springfield Central/Springfield Lakes/Camira which means it has good access to the highway, has its very own Train Station. This suburb is home of one of the main public high schools of the area Woodcrest State College and The Springfield Anglican College. I highly recommend the medical facilities in Commercial Drive with walk in appointments which is great for the busy working mum with accident prone kids !
With homes in the area built around the mid 1990's these are solid properties with block sizes around 650sqm. Great bones and easy to renovate and modernise.
If you need any more information on the area, I am happy to help!
Beau Miller , m. 0411 439 437
Beautique Realty , 7/21 Technology Drive, Augustine Heights

Ripley is a mixture of Older Homes off the Ipswich Motorway end and Newer homes off the newer Centenary Highway end . Although now we are seeing the farm land being sold and many more new homes come to the area.
The older homes are on larger block sizes around 1000 sqm and can be accessed off Scotts Road or Michels Road , these houses all developed around the 1980s and make great homes for those looking for extra space or if you can get one in original condition ready for a renovation.
If you are looking for a first home to build, then the Sekesui House section of Ecco Ripley would be my favorite because of the huge outdoor parks great for children to run off some energy and parents to get fresh air.
It makes a great investor area with quality homes where people take pride and adhere to a the covenant rules and a developer that continues to invest into the community.

Not often you can find a breezy place to live out this far west of Brisbane, but if anything Augustine Heights offers plenty of breeze up on the top section off Benezet Drive. Majority of the homes are of good size with larger bedrooms extra living spaces and often of higher quality inclusions.
Augustine Heights is closely located to local Woolworths Brookwater with Chemist, Bottleshop, Hair Dresser, Bakery and GREAT Sushi! Or there is a local IGA located just of Leon Capra Drive where you will also find Sushi! and a couple of other food outlets, Hair Dresser, Pool Shop and Bottleshop.
There are two popular prominent schools that often I hear recommended Saint Augustine College for Prep to year 12, and Augusta State School is Prep to year 6.

I remember driving to the old Springfield back in 2003 thinking whom would want to live alllll the way out here. But from the moment I read the book "Stop Not Till the Goal is Reached" by Maha Sinnathamby I knew that I wanted to be a part of this community. Maha had a 'master plan' that has created a connected community that has risen from the bush out west of Brisbane in Ipswich on unwanted land. I personally enjoy the outdoor spaces, the parks for children to play and the connected pathways that take you just about everywhere. It really is a space that while houses are close, the parks and paths to explore are closer.

My husband and I moved here in 2013 . Greenbank has become our home and we love that we have green space around us, we feel we live in the country, with all the amenities not far away . Our neighbors are amazing, they keep to themselves but always open to lend a hand without invading space. We now have two children, both whom attend the Greenbank School which when we would drive past assumed it was a small school, but its far from small yet is run with control and a personal touch. We have met so many local families who are friendly and down to earth and made us feel a part of a great community.
By far the most awesome part of living is greenbank is access to the Spring Mountain Forest Park right on our door stop. We love to spend time outdoors and often take a family hike 'out the back'