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SUBURB GUIDE · QLD 4073
Seventeen Mile Rocks
Riverside streets and generous parkland, grown from farmland into family estates since the 1980s.
Seventeen Mile Rocks in numbers
The Seventeen Mile Rocks market, in five figures
$1.31mMedian house price
$795Median rent a week
3.2%Gross yield
42Houses sold, 12 months
15daysAverage on market
Houses. CoreLogic data via Your Investment Property: median price, sales and days on market for the 12 months to 30 June 2026; median rent at 31 August 2026. Gross yield is annual rent divided by median price, before costs.
What buyers pay for
What makes Seventeen Mile Rocks worth more
01
Rocks Riverside Park
Rocks Riverside Park is one of Brisbane's largest riverside parks, with walking and cycling tracks, a flying fox, a climbing web, picnic areas and playing fields.
02
Newer estate homes
Most housing here is in estates built from the 1980s onwards, such as Edenbrooke and the newer Verandah, and several estates include walking tracks and lakes.
03
Bushland open space
Nearly a quarter of the suburb is reserved as bushland open space, so many streets back onto green corridors.
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Living in Seventeen Mile Rocks
Schools, transport and weekends
- No schools inside the suburb. Primary catchments are split between Darra State School (largest share), Jindalee State School and Corinda State School.
- Secondary catchments are split between Centenary State High School (Jindalee) and Corinda State High School.
- Seventeen Mile Rocks Road runs through the suburb, linking it to Jindalee and the western motorway at one end and Oxley at the other. About 11 km south-west of the CBD.
- Rocks Riverside Park (about 26 ha, completed by Brisbane City Council in 2003).
- Shopping is in neighbouring Sinnamon Park, Jindalee, Darra and Mount Ommaney.
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Reviews
What clients say
TeeKay and his team are the only real estate agents I have ever felt were being honest and upfront with me, and I suspect we got an amazing price because buyers feel the same.
Sellers, Taringa
Caleb demonstrated unparalleled professionalism. The experience exceeded all our expectations.
Emily and James, Toowong
Madu has been the most attentive, engaged agent I have dealt with. He cared about the sales outcome for us, which is rare.
David and Sue, Springfield
Your Seventeen Mile Rocks agent
Selling in Seventeen Mile Rocks?
Will TochezSales Executive0423 240 679
A written appraisal, the comparable sales behind it, and a straight answer on timing. No obligation.
Questions people ask
Seventeen Mile Rocks, answered
What is my Seventeen Mile Rocks home worth?
It depends on your street, your block and your finish. Will Tochez will give you a written appraisal with comparable Seventeen Mile Rocks sales, free, usually within 48 hours of seeing the home.
How long does it take to sell a house in Seventeen Mile Rocks?
Houses in Seventeen Mile Rocks averaged 15 days on market over the 12 months to 30 June 2026 (CoreLogic). A well-priced home launched to buyers already waiting in our database often moves faster than the suburb average.
What does a house in Seventeen Mile Rocks rent for?
The median house rent in Seventeen Mile Rocks is $795 a week (CoreLogic, August 2026), a gross yield of about 3.2% on the median price. Laura Hilton can give you a written rental appraisal for a specific property.
Which school catchments cover Seventeen Mile Rocks?
No schools inside the suburb. Primary catchments are split between Darra State School (largest share), Jindalee State School and Corinda State School. Secondary catchments are split between Centenary State High School (Jindalee) and Corinda State High School. Catchments change, so always check a specific address on the Queensland Government EdMap.
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