Furnished homesin Southbank.

“Parkland, river and the CBD skyline opposite.”

South Bank is the parkland precinct on the southern bank of the Brisbane River, built on the site of World Expo 88 and now the most used public space in the city. Streets Beach — a lagoon with imported sand and a lifeguard — sits at its centre, with the Arbour walkway, the Wheel of Brisbane and a long riverfront promenade running the length of the site. The precinct proper is parkland and cultural buildings rather than housing, so most furnished stock sits in the towers immediately behind it along Grey Street and in the surrounding blocks of South Brisbane, within a few minutes' walk of the lawns. South Bank station and the CityCat terminal both serve the precinct directly, and the Goodwill and Victoria bridges connect straight into the CBD and QUT Gardens Point. It suits medium-term tenants who want the river, the pool and the weekend markets at their doorstep, and who are working either in the CBD or at the universities and hospitals nearby.