Auna

AUNA is an exclusive collection of five homesites set in a quiet, established pocket of Gaythorne, just 9km from the Brisbane CBD. Each homesite has been carefully prepared for building and ready for a considered new home in one of the inner north-west’s most liveable suburbs.

Green at your boundary

AUNA borders sporting fields and open parkland, giving the estate a sense of space that is uncommon this close to the city. Beyond the fields, the Kedron Brook Bikeway follows the water through a corridor of trees and parkland. Locals use it for morning runs, weekend rides and slow evening walks, and it connects to a wider network of paths across Brisbane’s north. Banks Street Reserve is close by. Further afield, Enoggera Reservoir and Walkabout Creek open onto the bushland of D’Aguilar National Park, a short drive away for swimming, paddling and trail walks.

A suburb with character

Gaythorne is known for its leafy streets, established gardens and a strong sense of community. Original Queenslanders and post-war cottages sit alongside thoughtfully designed new homes, giving the suburb a settled, lived-in feel. It’s a place where neighbours know each other and the pace is a little slower, while the city stays within easy reach.

Cafés, dining and the everyday

Some of Brisbane’s best local strips are close to home. Ashgrove’s Waterworks Road has cafés, bakeries, restaurants and boutique retailers. Mitchelton offers its own cluster of coffee spots, eateries and specialty stores. Brookside Shopping Centre covers the everyday with supermarkets, fresh food, fashion, dining and services, all a few minutes away.

Schools

Families are well served by a choice of respected schools nearby, including Mt Maria College, Hillbrook Anglican School, Enoggera State School, Our Lady of Dolours School and Mitchelton State High School.

Getting around

Gaythorne Station is close by, with services on the Ferny Grove line running straight into the CBD. Samford Road, Waterworks Road and the Inner City Bypass connect you to the city, the airport and Brisbane’s north and west, and local bus routes add further options.