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Stones Corner 4120 · Inner Brisbane

Property management in Stones Corner.

A revived village strip with the busway on its doorstep.

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Renting in Stones Corner.

Stones Corner has come back to life: the Logan Road strip's breweries and cafes have made a suburb that was once just a bus interchange into a place people choose. Renters get village convenience, the busway, and apartments that undercut the inner-north equivalents. Small suburb, tight stock, quick leasing when priced right.

  • →The Logan Road strip's revival brought breweries, cafes and weekend trade
  • →Busway access puts the CBD 10 minutes away without a car
  • →Hanlon Park's rejuvenated creekland is the local green space
  • →Compact suburb where new apartments and older walk-ups compete directly

Property mix: New apartments on Logan Road, older walk-ups, a few cottages behind the strip.

Indicative weekly rents - Stones Corner

Units & apartments

  • 1 bed$460 - $550/wk
  • 2 bed$590 - $710/wk
  • 3 bed$740 - $890/wk

Houses

  • 2 bed$580 - $760/wk
  • 3 bed$730 - $950/wk
  • 4+ bed$880 - $1140/wk

Indicative ranges for typical properties. Condition, aspect and features move the real number - a free appraisal confirms yours.

What would my place rent for?

What actually moves rent in Stones Corner.

The pockets that matter

Stones Corner is small, walkable and has genuinely turned a corner as a village strip. The new apartment stock along Logan Road sets the current market and leases on convenience: the busway is the suburb's single biggest asset, putting the city within a very short trip. Behind the strip sit older walk-ups and a handful of cottages that offer the value end. Around a quarter of the suburb sat inside the 2022 flood extent, concentrated along the Norman Creek corridor where Hanlon Park sits - the park's redevelopment has reshaped that low ground and is a real amenity gain.

Who rents in Stones Corner

Young professionals and couples dominate, choosing Stones Corner for the commute and the strip rather than for space. They are price-comparative and quick to move, so accurate pricing and fast responses matter more than in the family suburbs. The busway is the feature to lead with in any advertisement. Buranda State School takes about four fifths of the suburb for primary, with Coorparoo Secondary College taking most of the secondary catchment. Cafes, the Aldi and walkability do more work in a listing here than any interior feature short of air conditioning and parking.

What managing here involves

New apartments bring body corporate and defect work; the older walk-ups behind the strip bring compliance, particularly smoke alarms and ageing electrical on stock that has not been updated. Parking is genuinely tight and must be described accurately rather than optimistically. Turnover runs higher than the surrounding family suburbs, so an owner's return depends heavily on how quickly a property is re-let - the argument for a manager who prices accurately from day one rather than testing an ambitious number and correcting a fortnight later.

What's actually around you.

Schools

No school inside the suburb - the closest are:

  • Narbethong State Special SchoolState special school
  • Buranda State SchoolState · Prep-6
  • St James Primary SchoolPrivate · Prep-6

State primary catchment

Most of Stones Corner falls in Buranda SS; part sits in Greenslopes SS (Prep-6).

State secondary catchment

Most of Stones Corner falls in Coorparoo Secondary College; part sits in Brisbane South State Secondary College (Years 7-10).

Schools listed are those inside Stones Corner, from the Queensland Government's school register. "Private" covers Catholic and independent schools alike. Catchments are set by street address, not suburb - confirm yours on the Queensland Government's EdMap.

Getting around

No station or terminal inside Stones Corner itself - it runs on buses and the surrounding suburbs' lines.

Parks & green space

  • Hanlon Park / Bur'uda
  • Chadwick Place

Shops & everyday

  • Aldi
11 cafesshow
  • Black Spring
  • Cafe 63
  • Charlie's Raw Squeeze Greenslopes
  • Clove N’Honey
  • Lady Marmalade
  • Moreish
  • Mourning Roast
  • Stones Throw
  • The Smug Fig
  • Waho
  • iJuice Bar
13 restaurantsshow
  • 5 Boroughs
  • Buncha Buncha
  • Burmese Fusion
  • Chili Coco
  • Crafty Fox Alehouse & Kitchen
  • Duojo
  • Kafe Meze Stones Corner
  • Masaya Seafood
  • My Cabana
  • Soo Delhi
  • Taro's Ramen
  • Taste of Saffron Restaurant
  • and 1 more
3 gymsshow
  • Anytime Fitness
  • Fitstop
  • and 1 more
1 pharmacyshow
  • Healthyworld Pharmacy
See the map of Stones CornerBoundary, streets, schools, transport, parks and shopsShow map
Logan RoadMain AvenueOld Cleveland RoadMontague StreetChadwick PlaceHanlon Park / Bur'udaAldi
ParkShopsSuburb centreBoundary: Queensland Government · streets: OpenStreetMap

Within a walk

Straight-line distance from the centre of Stones Corner to the nearest of each. Your property will differ - this is the suburb, not the address.

Train station728m~9 min

Buranda

CityCat terminal2.5km~31 min

Mowbray Park ferry terminal

Supermarket214m~3 min

Aldi

School421m~5 min

Narbethong Special School

Cafe119m~1 min

Waho

Thinking of selling in Stones Corner?

Stones Corner sales ride the strip's revival: buyers want the village-and-busway combination, and apartments here undercut the inner north for the same commute. A tight, compact market where local evidence matters more than suburb averages.

Free sale appraisal

Brad prepares every Stones Corner sale appraisal personally.

Recent comparable sales, the buyer for your property, and a recommended method - not a flattering number.

What would my place sell for?

Stones Corner owners ask.

What could my Stones Corner property rent for?

As an indicative guide, two-bedroom units in Stones Corner typically rent for around $590-$710 a week and three-bedroom houses around $730-$950, depending on condition, position and features. A free LINK Living appraisal confirms your exact figure.

Why choose a local property manager for Stones Corner?

Stones Corner has its own tenant profile, pricing dynamics and building quirks. LINK Living manages across inner Brisbane from Fortitude Valley, minutes away - close enough to know the market street by street and inspect at short notice.

Does LINK Living sell property in Stones Corner?

Yes - we sell what we manage and know what buyers pay in Stones Corner. Sale appraisals are prepared personally by our director with recent comparable sales.

What schools are in Stones Corner?

Stones Corner has no school inside the suburb boundary; the closest are Narbethong State Special School (state special school), Buranda State School (state) and St James Primary School (private). For state schools, the primary catchment is Most of Stones Corner falls in Buranda SS; part sits in Greenslopes SS (Prep-6) and secondary is Most of Stones Corner falls in Coorparoo Secondary College; part sits in Brisbane South State Secondary College (Years 7-10). Catchments are set by street address rather than suburb, so confirm yours on the Queensland Government's EdMap before relying on it.

Stones Corner is one of 32 inner suburbs we cover. If you want the wider picture, start with our Brisbane property management overview, or go straight to what it costs: our property management fees are published in full, line by line.

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