For a village lifestyle, neighbourly friendliness and prestigious riverside living it’s hard to beat Hawthorne. The streets are lined with exceptional, character-filled Queenslander properties. Punctuated by architect-designed multilevel contemporary homes with river views, Hawthorne has got it all!
Residents will tell you Hawthorne has a real sense of community. They know their neighbours, sharing a wave and saying hello to each other. It has beautiful parks, cafes, and even its own cinema. Hawthorne is conveniently located near the city (6.5km east of the CBD). And it’s a short, leisurely stroll to Bulimba’s famous dining precinct, Oxford St. Serviced by CityCats, Hawthorne residents also have a train station nearby in Morningside and a bus service to the city.
Unlike other Brisbane suburbs, Hawthorne is relatively flat and is a go-to place for local walkers. With river breezes and idyllic views, Hawthorne really is a wonderful suburb. It is a treasured place to live for families, established couples, mature singles and older, long-term residents.
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Hawthorne Homes
Hawthorne is renowned for its grand riverfront mansions located on Aaron Ave and Virginia Ave. But its most luxurious properties are located along Hawthorne’s riverfront. They come complete with private jetties pontoons and inner city and water views.
In the avenues behind the river, you can find glorious wide, tree-lined streets. They are filled with classic homes on large and split blocks of land. Hawthorne is also home to nine heritage listed properties located on Amy St, Barton Rd, Hawthorne Rd and Virginia Ave.
A stroll around these streets will give you an appreciation of these stunningly restored 19th Century Queenslanders. Townhouses are also a small part of Hawthorne’s property landscape and are a popular option for downsizers and mature singles.
Our Hawthorne Suburb Profile Shows Why We Love Hawthorne
As Hawthorne’s suburb profile demonstrates, Hawthorne truly has it all. It really is the most wonderful place to live. Here’s why we love it so much:
1. The Ferry Wharf
It has its own ferry wharf and residents can conveniently travel to the city via CityCat. Hawthorne Ferry Terminal is heritage-listed and one of Hawthorne’s treasured gems. Built in the early 20th Century, the unique details have been meticulously preserved.
2. Vintage Cinema
Hawthorne also has its own fabulous heritage theatre, Hawthorne Cinema. It dates back to the 1940s and is one of the few surviving early movie theatres in Brisbane.
3. An Array of Dining Options
It has more than a handful of quality cafes and dining options. These include Hawthorne Garage Deli, Sister’s Café, Fishmonger’s Wife, Botanica Real Food, Nodo, Marinara Italian Restaurant and Turkish restaurant, Downtown Istanbul. And it is walking distance to the popular Oxford Street in Bulimba. The street is brimming with upmarket pubs, bars, restaurants, and cafes.
4. Educational Facilities
Hawthorne has high quality schools which makes this suburb highly sought-after by growing families. These include:
- Saint Peter and Pauls’ Catholic Primary School.
- Lourdes Hill College, an all-girls’ Catholic High School and a heritage listed Hawthorne landmark.
- Morningside State School and Balmoral State High School are also nearby.
As you can see from this Hawthorne suburb profile, Hawthorne families are in the catchment area of many of the best private high schools in Brisbane.
5. Outdoor Spaces
It has several great parks including Hawthorne Park on Riding Road and Hardcastle Park on the river.
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If you loved our Hawthorne suburb profile, check out our suburb profiles for the nearby suburb Bulimba.