Jack Freestone
Buyers Collective
New Farm, QLD+8
Brisbane · North Brisbane
Windsor is a prestigious inner-north suburb blending historic charm with modern convenience. Just 3.5km from the CBD, its hilly, tree-lined streets feature beautifully preserved Queenslander homes and workers' cottages alongside contemporary apartments. It attracts affluent professionals and families who value the excellent connectivity, strong community feel, and proximity to parks, schools, and the city.
Last reviewed 14 May 2026
Market snapshot
Estimate, not an official figure · April 2026
Median house
$1.40M - $1.90M
Mid-band $1.65Mspread 30%
Median unit
$675,000 - $925,000
Mid-band $800Kspread 31%
Rental yield
2.1% to 3.1%
Gross yield on house stock. Premium suburbs compress.
Who buys here
Young professionals · Established families · Healthcare workers
Price growth for Windsor is not shown. We have no official sales figures for this suburb to measure it from.
Market analysis
Figures in this analysis are estimates an AI research tool gathered from public websites in April 2026, not official records.
Located just 3.5 kilometres from the CBD, the suburb's appeal is rooted in its blend of heritage character, excellent transport links, and proximity to key employment hubs like the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. Properties are tightly held, with an average hold period exceeding 11 years, which further limits the available stock and fuels competition among buyers. Major infrastructure, including the Northern Busway and Airport Link tunnel, has enhanced Windsor's connectivity, making it even more attractive to commuters. The suburb's demographic is increasingly affluent, supporting premium prices and insulating it from wider market downturns.
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Why a buyers agent
In Windsor's fast-moving market, a buyer's agent is critical for gaining a competitive edge. Windsor's diverse housing stock includes heritage-listed properties, homes in flood-prone zones near Enoggera Creek, and houses affected by road noise from Lutwyche Road. An expert can help navigate these complexities, identifying potential issues a typical buyer might overlook, from character overlays restricting renovation to the subtle differences in value between streets. They can also provide data-driven advice on pricing for specific pockets, ensuring you don't overpay in a multi-offer situation, which is common in this highly sought-after suburb.
Located just 3.5km from the CBD with two train stations, high-frequency bus services, and direct tunnel access, Windsor offers one of inner-Brisbane's most convenient commutes to the city, airport, and major hospitals.
The suburb is defined by its beautiful, tree-lined streets and stunning collection of Queenslander and workers' cottage homes. This protected character ensures enduring street appeal and underpins long-term value.
With highly-rated schools, abundant green space like Downey Park, and local shopping and dining precincts, Windsor provides a complete lifestyle for professionals and families without needing to travel far from home.
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| Metric | This suburbWindsor | NearbyAlbion | Nearby · OfficialGrange | NearbyWilston |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Median house | $1.40M - $1.90M | $1.25M - $1.65M | $1,690,000 | $1.70M - $2.30M |
| Median unit | $675,000 - $925,000 | $700,000 - $950,000 | Not available | $700,000 - $950,000 |
| Rental yield | 2.1% to 3.1% | 2.0% to 3.0% | Not available | 2.0% to 3.0% |
| Postcode | 4030 | 4010 | 5022 | 4051 |
Columns marked official show 2025 Valuer-General medians and our calculations from them. The others are estimates compiled from third party online sources, dated on each suburb page.
The place
Windsor is a historic and affluent suburb located just 3.5 kilometres north of the Brisbane CBD. Its landscape is defined by rolling hills, which afford many homes stunning city views, and streets lined with magnificent Queenslanders and charming workers' cottages. The suburb exudes a strong sense of community and heritage, with many heritage-listed sites including the iconic former Windsor Shire Council Chambers.
Education is a key drawcard, with the highly-regarded Windsor State School, a heritage-listed institution itself, serving the community since 1865. Other nearby options include Holy Rosary Primary School and proximity to high schools like Kedron State High School.
Transport is a major advantage. Windsor is serviced by two train stations, Windsor and Albion, on the Ferny Grove line, offering a swift 9-minute journey to Central Station. Major bus routes run frequently along Lutwyche Road and Newmarket Road, providing direct access to the CBD, Chermside, and the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital precinct. The suburb also benefits from easy access to the Airport Link and Inner City Bypass tunnels.
For shopping and dining, residents are well-catered for with local precincts along Newmarket Road and Lutwyche Road, featuring cafes, restaurants, and specialty stores. The Windsor Homezone centre provides larger format retail, and the vibrant dining scenes of nearby Wilston and Albion are just minutes away.
Green space is abundant, with Downey Park being a major hub for women's sport, and Windsor Park offering fields for bowls and croquet. The Enoggera Creek bikeway provides a scenic route for cyclists and walkers, connecting a series of smaller parks like Hinkler Park and Mann Park.
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