Furnished homesin New Farm.

“Brisbane's leafiest inner suburb, wrapped in a river bend.”

New Farm occupies a bend of the Brisbane River about two kilometres north-east of the CBD, and is the inner suburb most people picture when they imagine living in Brisbane properly rather than in a tower. Brunswick Street runs its length as a low-rise dining and cafe strip; New Farm Park at the eastern end is one of the city's best public spaces, with the Brisbane Powerhouse — a converted power station now running theatre, comedy and a weekend farmers' market — sitting on the riverfront beside it. Housing is a mix of interwar Queenslanders on large blocks, 1960s and 70s walk-up brick apartments, and a smaller number of newer riverfront developments, so furnished stock ranges from character one-bedders to family houses. The CityCat ferry from New Farm Park and Sydney Street is the pleasant way into the CBD and to South Bank. New Farm suits medium-term tenants who want quiet and greenery within walking distance of Fortitude Valley's amenity, and it draws a noticeably older and more settled demographic than the Valley next door.