Cleveland: Offering diversity in living

The leafy streetscapes of Cleveland have a village atmosphere making it a very popular place to live and work.

The suburb encompasses one of the city’s two canal estates, Raby Bay, as well as Toondah Harbour, the city’s main marine transport hub, and, to its west, the Redlands’ hospital and medical precinct.

When it comes to real estate diversity is what is on offer, according to LJ Hooker Cleveland’s Nyree Ewings. 

“There is a range of housing options including affordable townhouses and units from $300,000 right through to new land releases,” she said. 

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The Cleveland charm can be seen in buyers confidence in the market with the suburb growing 3.7 per cent in the last 12 months as it attracts those looking for a sea change and to escape the urban sprawl of the city. 

The locals know how special Cleveland is, but it is quickly peaking the interest of outsiders. 

“People are beginning to realise it is a destination, not just a place to pass through,” Ms Ewings said. 

Cleveland has charm with its wide streets, and the lifestyle it offers creates a winning match in the eyes of investors and owner occupiers.

“It has that laid back feel people want and offers a nice private lifestyle; there is so much on offer recreationally with the Raby Bay foreshore for fishing and water sports, as well as local sporting clubs and competitions,” Mrs Ewings said. 

Here you will find a vibrant cafe culture – frequented by many cycle clubs, beautiful foreshores, many parks, playgrounds and dining options.  The suburb is also well serviced by road and rail with the Cleveland railway line terminating here. 

View the full Redland City Bulletin Domain suburb profile feature here.

Cleveland is the gateway to stunning North Stradbroke Island and is home to Cleveland District State High School, Cleveland State School and Star of the Sea.