Corinda Suburb Profile

Corinda sits in Brisbane's riverside western suburbs, between Sherwood and Oxley, with the Brisbane River on one side and Oxley Creek on the other, an area known for its leafy streets, character homes and established neighbourhoods. Traditionally, this area forms part of the lands of the Jagera (Yuggera) people, whose country spans across Brisbane's south-west, Ipswich and the Lockyer Valley. About 13 km by road from the city, Corinda combines a strong school community with easy rail access. It's a neighbourhood of tree-lined streets and established family homes, with heritage-listed places such as Francis Lookout. The suburb attracts a mix of families, professionals and long-term locals who value its schools and community ties. Corinda State School, St Joseph's Primary School, Corinda State High School and St Aidan's Anglican Girls' School are all in the suburb. Corinda Library and the Dunlop Park Memorial Swimming Pool are on Oxley Road, and the Sherwood Arboretum is just next door. Oxley Road is the main thoroughfare, Corinda train station on the Ipswich and Springfield lines makes the city commute straightforward, and Translink buses 104 and 106 also serve the suburb. Residents enjoy a connected, community-minded lifestyle with green space and the river close by.