Fire rips through two-storey Queenslander on Muriel Street at Redland Bay

Multiple fire crews, police and paramedics were on scene shortly after midday.

Very little of the house remained standing but everyone on the property had been accounted for.

Acting inspector Chris Griffin said it was not known at this stage what had caused the blaze.

"The house was well involved in fire (when crews arrived) and we've got a full structural collapse," he said.

"As per all of our fires, especially when it comes to a house that is fully damaged, we will investigate all fires in line with our policies and Queensland Police."

Mr Griffin said it normally took about 30 minutes to contain a house fire but it took several hours to put it out completely.

He urged people to prioritise fire safety.

"Have escape routes for your house and always make sure your smoke alarms are working and comply with the current legislation," Mr Griffin said.

A Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokeswoman said the fire was under control at 12.20pm.

Eight fire crews were on scene at the time.

Earlier

MULTIPLE fire crews are at the scene of a house fire near the Redland Bay esplanade this morning.

A Queensland Fire and Emergency Services spokesman said three crews were battling the blaze on Muriel Street and a further four were on route.

Paramedics were also called but there had been no reports of injuries, with all people believed to have been accounted for.

A two-storey Queenslander was engulfed in flames when fire crews arrived on scene about 11.15am.

They are still trying to bring the blaze under control and there are reports the front of the house is collapsing.

More to come.