Carseldine

If you’re looking for a leafy suburb with fantastic appeal for family makers, then look no further than contemporary Carseldine QLD. With its close proximity to convenient forms of public transport, Carseldine is a great choice for just about anybody. And with plenty of houses for sale in Carseldine, the suburb may well be your next move.

This is the guide to Carseldine that includes all your insider information. For example, we can tell you all about Carseldine markets because we live locally. So, without further ado, let’s check out all Carseldine has to offer – as the family-friendly, greenie groove suburb that gives so much more!

Carseldine at a Glance

Post code: 4034
Local Government: Brisbane City Council
Population: approx. 10,179 people (2023)
Location: Approximately 16 km north of the Brisbane CBD
Transport: State Route 27, Gympie Road/A3 and M7/Airport Link; Translink public transport service
History: Named after the Carseldine family, who settled in the area in 1858. Carseldine was the southern portion of Bald Hills, with a part of Aspley jutting into it over Cabbage Tree Creek to the south, until it became a suburb in the early 1970s. It is located within the ancestral homeland of the Turrbal People.
Shopping: Carseldine Central Shopping Centre, Carseldine Homemaker Centre; proximity to Westfield Chermside.
Medical: Carseldine Family Clinic, Carseldine Doctors, SmartClinics Carseldine Family Medical Centre, Graham Road Surgery; proximity to The Prince Charles Hospital, Chermside Day Hospital, and St. Vincent’s Private Hospital.
Education: Choice of public and private education providers located in surrounds.
Real Estate (renting and buying): Options to suit all budgets.