Langdon Street House and Land
Cleveland is a coastal suburb located in Redland City, Queensland. It’s known for its scenic waterfront, historic sites, and vibrant community life. As a significant urban center in the Redlands, Cleveland offers a blend of residential, commercial, and recreational opportunities. Here’s an overview of Cleveland:
Suburb Overview
Cleveland is situated approximately 25 kilometers southeast of Brisbane’s central business district (CBD). It serves as the administrative and commercial hub of Redland City. The suburb is characterized by a mix of residential homes, apartments, and townhouses, catering to a diverse population, including families, professionals, and retirees.
Transportation
- Roads: Cleveland is accessible via major roads, including Finucane Road, Bloomfield Street, and Shore Street, providing easy access to Brisbane and neighboring suburbs. The Cleveland-Redland Bay Road connects the suburb to other parts of Redland City.
- Public Transport: The Cleveland railway station is the terminus of the Cleveland line, offering regular train services to Brisbane CBD and other suburbs. The suburb is also well-serviced by several bus routes operated by TransLink, connecting residents to local areas and beyond.
- Ferry Services: Cleveland is home to the Toondah Harbour ferry terminal, offering ferry services to North Stradbroke Island, a popular destination for recreation and tourism.
Schools
- Primary and Secondary Education: Cleveland has several educational institutions, including Cleveland State School and Cleveland District State High School. Ormiston College, a private P-12 school, is located in the nearby suburb of Ormiston.
- Tertiary Education: While there are no tertiary institutions directly in Cleveland, nearby options include TAFE Queensland (Alexandra Hills campus) and Griffith University (Nathan and Mount Gravatt campuses).
Parks and Recreational Areas
- Local Parks: Cleveland features numerous parks and green spaces. Notable parks include Cleveland Point Recreation Reserve, known for its historic lighthouse and scenic views, and Raby Bay Foreshore Park, which offers beaches, picnic areas, and walking paths.
- Recreational Facilities: The suburb has various recreational facilities, including the Cleveland Aquatic Centre, sports clubs, and boating facilities. The Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) hosts a range of cultural events, including theater, music, and dance performances.
Shopping and Amenities
- Local Shops: Cleveland offers several shopping options, including Cleveland Central and Stockland Cleveland shopping centers, which feature supermarkets, specialty stores, and dining options. The suburb also hosts regular markets, such as the Cleveland Markets, offering fresh produce, crafts, and more.
- Nearby Shopping Centers: For a wider range of shopping and entertainment options, residents can visit nearby shopping centers like Capalaba Central and Victoria Point Shopping Centre.
Infrastructure
- Healthcare: Cleveland has several medical centers, dental practices, and pharmacies. The Redland Hospital, located in Cleveland, provides a range of healthcare services, including emergency care.
- Community Services: The suburb benefits from various community services, including libraries, community halls, and support services. The Cleveland Library offers book lending, internet access, and community programs.
Community Services
- Libraries and Community Centers: The Cleveland Library is a key community facility, providing a range of services and programs. The Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) also serves as a hub for cultural activities and community events.
- Sports and Recreation Clubs: Cleveland is home to several sports clubs, including the Cleveland Sharks Football Club and Cleveland District Cricket Club. The Cleveland Yacht Club caters to boating enthusiasts.
Events and Entertainment
- Community Events: Cleveland hosts various community events throughout the year, including the annual Redland City Council’s Redland Spring Festival (RedFest), markets, and local fairs. These events offer entertainment and foster community spirit.
- Cultural Events: The Redland Performing Arts Centre (RPAC) regularly hosts cultural events, including theater productions, concerts, and art exhibitions, contributing to the vibrant cultural life of the community.
Real Estate
- Housing: The real estate market in Cleveland features a mix of properties, including traditional Queenslander homes, modern houses, townhouses, and apartments. The suburb’s coastal location and amenities make it a desirable place to live, contributing to a steady property market.
*Please be advised that some lots/units may need confirmation of availability. Kindly ensure to check availability first by emailing or phoning us.*
Do I Qualify?
Eligibility Criteria
The Following Eligibility Criteria Will Apply
- Available for ‘Brand New’ purchases only; including townhouses, apartments & freestanding houses
- Purchase must be made through one of FHBA’s partner’s or a new property provider approved by FHBA
- Your ‘first home loan’ must be arranged through FHBA Mortgages (exceptions may apply)
- The FHBA 50 Rebate is paid in addition to your State’s First Home Owners Grant & Stamp Duty concessions
- Complimentary Insurance Consultation with FHBA Protect to ensure you are protected
- You must agree to the full terms and conditions outlined in our client agreement new homes service before buying
How much is it?
Eligible FHBA first home buyer clients will be entitled to a 50% cash rebate on the total referral fees paid to FHBA (FHBA Pty Limited) from the new home provider you proceed with (should FHBA have a referral agreement with the provider)
The FHBA 50 Rebate will typically range from $2,500 to $12,000 depending on factors such as the property type, property location and property builder.
The rebate will be paid after the full referral fees are received by FHBA from the new homes provider first
Eligible Properties
To be eligible, the property must be from an FHBA new homes provider partner or approved by FHBA first
- House & Land
- Apartment
- Townhouse / Unit
- Display Homes
- Dual Living
- Dual Occupancy
- Duplex
- Studio
Example
A first home buyer couple meet an FHBA Coach and tell the Coach about their desired property. After working out their budget, the Coach show’s them a range of properties from FHBA’s New Homes partners. The QLD couple are interested in a house & land package through an FHBA partnered builder. The builder completes the sale with the client including some custom inclusions. The builder pay’s FHBA an agreed referral fee of $15,000.” “The couple will be entitled to the following government grant and incentives:
| Incentive Type | Amount |
|---|---|
| QLD Govt. FHOG Grant (2016/17 FY) | $20,000 |
| Stamp Duty Payable | NIL |
| FHBA 50 Rebate (50% of $15,000) | $7,500 |
| Total $ Incentives | 27,500 |
Please note that the FHOG and incentives are subject to change.
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