Clontarf QLD, 4019
Clontarf Real Estate: Suburb Profile
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Overview Clontarf, a coastal suburb of Moreton Bay Region in Queensland, covers an area of 6.3 square kilometres and had a population of 8,279 people (2016 census). Clontarf is surrounded by the suburbs of Rothwell, Redcliffe, Hays Inlet, Bramble Bay, and Kippa-Ring. Clontarf is 29 kilometres north of Brisbane. It is part of the local government area of the Moreton Bay Region.
Living in Clontarf Clontarf is a suburb that is ideal for families and older people. Living in Clontarf is a reminder of life during the 70s.
The Bull Island nature reserve stands as proof of the unique geography and long history of Clontarf. This seaside suburb has cafes, sports clubs, and schools. It is as close to the city centre as it is to the beach.
Clontarf has two medium-sized shopping centres located on the southern end of the suburb. There are also many stand-alone corner stores and small retail businesses. Schools on Clontarf include the Grace Lutheran Primary School, Clontarf Beach State High School, and Clontarf Beach State School,
Clontarf is home to the largest industrial area in the region. Many Clontarf residents take public transport and the Train line to their work in Brisbane.
Clontarf is famous for the many pelicans that are in the suburb. It is common to find a pelican atop a flagpole close to the waterfront.
History of Clontarf Clontarf today is what was known as the Hayes Inlet Estate, Humpy Bong allotments that were for sale during 1881. In 1882, the Clontarf estate was auctioned. The successful sale of the estate led to the sale, in 1882, of Clontarf North. Clontarf got its name from Clontarf, Ireland.
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