 
Location & LifestyleLawnton lies within the Pine Rivers District part of the Moreton Bay Regional Council north of Brisbane, Queensland - close enough for many residents to commute to Brisbane, far enough to enjoy semi-rural and coastal lifestyles and a wide range of landscapes and activities. With Brisbane 25km to the south, Moreton Bay 20km to the east, the Sunshine Coast 70km to the north, the combination of location and affordable housing makes this region one of the fastest growing in Australia. Many residents commute to Brisbane by train or car.The region extends to 2011 square kilometers, with an approximate population of 343,000 which is projected to be 523,000 persons by 2031*. The close proximity to Brisbane and major transport infrastructure make it easy to access, a benefit that has attracted numerous new residents and businesses. The regions strong economic performance provides competitively priced sites and an array of business and investment opportunities. The region offers residents and visitors a choice of beach and bush with the area encompassing Bribie Island and Redcliffe to the hinterland towns of Dayboro, Samford and Woodford. TransportThe six-lane Bruce Highway (M1), north of Brisbane, provides the main link to the Moreton Bay district.Lawnton Station is on the North West rail line offering easy access to South East Queensland. The Citytrain network extends from the centre of Brisbane south to Beenleigh and Robina on the Gold Coast, north to Ferny Grove, Shorncliffe, Caboolture and Gympie, east to Cleveland and west to Ipswich and Rosewood. The Citytrain network covers approximately 300 kilometres of track and includes 143 stations. Queenslanders make an estimated 49 million passenger journeys per year with Citytrain, with a daily average of 150,000 journeys. Click here to view our Brochure on Amirage (PDF)You need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view the PDF file.You can download the software by clicking here. 
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