Townhouses in Burpengary.
Burpengary 4505 · Moreton Bay
The short answer
Burpengary is the established end of the northern corridor: schools, a railway station and a shopping plaza that have all been there for years, in leafy streets rather than a new estate.
Burpengary sits about 40 km north of the Brisbane CBD in the Moreton Bay region, between Narangba and Caboolture. Unlike the greenfield estates further north and west, it is a settled suburb with mature trees, established streets and services that were built long before the current wave of growth.
Burpengary station runs city network services to Brisbane as well as connections toward Caboolture and the Sunshine Coast line. Burpengary Plaza is anchored by Woolworths and Kmart with specialty retail and casual dining, and the suburb carries Burpengary State School, Burpengary Meadows State School, Burpengary State Secondary College and St Eugene College. The Bruce Highway on-ramp is minutes away.
That combination is the reason townhouses work here. Buyers get an address with the schools and the station already in place, on a footprint that is still affordable, and with the grounds maintained rather than left to them.
Altoro's Burpengary community is Parkview Terraces: 48 architecturally designed townhomes with three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, premium interior finishes and a private courtyard to every home. Construction is underway, and Altoro Living will take over the community at completion.
Close by
What is around you.
- Burpengary Plaza
- Woolworths and Kmart, with specialty retail and dining.
- Burpengary station
- City network services to Brisbane, plus the Caboolture and Sunshine Coast line.
- Schools
- Burpengary State School, Burpengary Meadows State School, Burpengary State Secondary College, St Eugene College.
- Bruce Highway
- Minutes to the on-ramp, Brisbane south and the Sunshine Coast north.
- Parks
- Leafy parkland and sporting fields through the suburb.
- Sunshine Coast
- Under an hour north by car.
Distances and travel times are indicative. Confirm school catchments with the Queensland Department of Education.
Questions
Burpengary, answered.
Are there new townhouses for sale in Burpengary?
Yes. Altoro's Parkview Terraces is 48 new three bedroom townhomes in Burpengary 4505, currently under construction. Register your interest for floor plans and availability.
How far is Burpengary from Brisbane?
Burpengary is about 40 km north of the Brisbane CBD, roughly a 40 minute drive outside peak. Burpengary station runs city network services into Brisbane.
What schools are in Burpengary?
Burpengary State School, Burpengary Meadows State School, Burpengary State Secondary College and St Eugene College are all in the suburb. Confirm current catchments with the Queensland Department of Education before you buy.
Is Burpengary a good place to buy a townhouse?
It is an established suburb rather than a new estate, so the schools, shops and railway station are already there, and it sits inside a region projected to add about 276,000 people between 2021 and 2046. That mix of existing services and continued growth is what supports both resale and rental demand.
Who manages Parkview Terraces after completion?
Altoro Living, Altoro's own property management and caretaking division, takes over the community at completion and handles caretaking, grounds, leasing and management.
Before you buy.
All guidesBuying a townhouse in South-East Queensland
A townhouse in Queensland is a dwelling on its own title inside a community titles scheme. You own your home and your courtyard, and you share ownership of the driveways, grounds and pool with the other owners through a body corporate.
Body corporate explained, for Queensland townhouse owners
A body corporate is every owner in a community titles scheme acting as one legal entity. It maintains the common property, insures the buildings, enforces the by-laws and sets an annual budget funded by owner levies.
The Moreton Bay growth corridor
Moreton Bay is projected to add about 276,000 people between 2021 and 2046, the third largest increase of any Queensland local government area. Morayfield, Burpengary and Caboolture carry much of that growth, and much of the available land is already under construction.