Albany Creek (Post Code: 4035)

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                 Originally known as Chinaman’s Creek, Albany Creek receives its modern name in 1885, as a result of a petition of locals claiming that the area actually had no person or persons that fit the description of the area. In fact, the area’s first recorded settler, James Cash, established his residence in the area in 1849. The area continued to develop into an agricultural and lumber center into the 1860s.

                Within a number of years, dairying became the area’s primary economic drive, bringing an influx of population and thus, residents. This significantly aided the development of the local primary school (which today is Albany Creek State), church and cemetery. By 1905, the region also had its own village store.

                By the 1960s, Albany Creek began to develop into a suburb of Brisbane from its original township status. As both Brisbane and Albany Creek subsequently developed, the population of the area began to consistently double every decade. Throughout the following years, the area continued to modernize and urbanize, adding a number of shopping centers, schools and recreational centers.

 

Real Estate and Design:

                Albany Creek has a wide variety of housing styles. The construction styles range from Colonials and Queenslanders to post-war brick and tile and chamferboard houses. The majority of dwellings in the Albany Creek area are single family residences, with a smaller percentage of the buildings being townhomes or apartments. In addition, there is an excellent selection of vacant land available for new homes and developments, which have already been popping up in the area as a result of the recent population increase.

Shopping:

                Albany Creek has fantastic shopping centers.  There are a number of small centers set along Albany Creek Road, as well as the Centro Albany Creek shopping center, which can fill every need one may have.  The shops include a number of banks and ATMs, a pharmacy, boutiques and gift shops, clothing stores, a dry cleaners, and even a skating rink. Even with all these selections, Albany Creek has a great deal more to offer locals, providing an unending source of fun and entertainment for all

               

Sports and Fitness:

                For those looking for physical activities, look no further.  Albany Creek has the local ACE FC, with 2500 plus members and more than 1000 registered players.  This group, which is the largest football club in Brisbane, also has a Kindy program for age 3 to 5 players to enjoy the basics of the sport. In addition, Albany Creek also has a local rugby team, the Albany Creek Crushers, and a cricket club, known as the Albany Creek Hawks.

Distance from CBD & Transportation:

                At only 16 km north of the Brisbane CBD, Albany Creek offers professionals a great location to live close to, but not directly in the city of Brisbane.  The Brisbane transit system has a number of transport offerings to ferry locals between the Brisbane CBD and Albany Creek.  The 359 Albany Express runs a consistent route between the CBD and the Albany Creek Bus Bay, with a rough trip time of about an hour.  In addition the 357 Eatons Hill Express travels between the CBD and Albany Creek Bus Station with a trip time around 45 minutes.

Famous Landmarks:

                Not only are the sites around Albany Creek beautiful points of interest, but there are also many locations of Albany Creek itself that have historical significance.  Merely stroll down either Old Northern Road or Albany Creek and Gympie Road, and one will be walking where two major Aboriginal paths once traversed the ancient land. Albany Creek also borders over 1500 acres of State Forest, and has nearby access to Sandgate Beach (only 15km away) or the Sunshine Coast.

Restaurants and Cafés:

                There are a number of superb restaurant locations. A perfect example is the Centro Albany, which has both a Coles supermarket for fresh homemade family meals, as well as a wide selection of delicious restaurants ranging from delectable bakeries and cafés to Indian, Thai and Japanese restaurants serving a wide variety of delicious cuisine.

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Schools, Education & Institutions:

                Albany Creek is the home to an excellent education program. There are a number of educational choices for each family in the Albany Creek area, including the two excellent state primary schools, Albany Creek (established in 1874) and Albany Hills (established 1979), a Catholic primary school, and a state high school. 

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