Sinnamon Park Suburb Profile

Sinnamon Park sits in Brisbane's south-west on the southern bank of the Brisbane River and is now counted among the Centenary Suburbs, a pocket known for its greenery, established neighbourhoods and easy access to the CBD. 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 15 km by road from the city, Sinnamon Park offers a residential setting with strong links to the wider corridor. It's a neighbourhood of leafy streets, family homes and pocket parks, and it takes its name from the pioneering Sinnamon family, whose heritage-listed Sinnamon Farm still stands on Seventeen Mile Rocks Road. The suburb attracts a mix of families, professionals and long-term locals who appreciate its quiet streets and central position. There are no schools within the suburb, but Jindalee State School, Jamboree Heights State School and Centenary State High School are all nearby. Everyday shopping is close at hand at Mt Ommaney Centre and the DFO Jindalee and HomeCo. Jindalee precinct. A wide choice of Translink buses passes through, including routes 453 and 454 to the city, 106 to Indooroopilly and 467 and 468 to Oxley train station. Residents enjoy a settled suburban lifestyle that keeps local history and everyday convenience close together.