Neighbouring the suburbs of Cleveland and Wellington Point lies the hidden gem of Ormiston. A mix of established and contemporary homes, the suburb is home to young families and professionals as well as many retirees who’ve settled in the peaceful region.
Ormiston has a number of heritage-listed estates, including Ormiston House, Ormiston Fellmongery and St Andrews Church, providing a window into the farming origins of the regions past. Known as the birthplace of the sugar industry, stunning Ormiston House is the colonial plantation estate built during the 1850s for Captain Hope and his flourishing sugarcane crops. Now run by the Carmelite nuns, you can wile away the hours with high tea on the balcony overlooking Moreton Bay.
Ormiston train station is centrally located, ensuring that access to public transport is just a short walk from anywhere in the suburb. Only half an hour to Brisbane by car, the suburb is conveniently close to buzzing Capalaba offering a broad range of retail and entertainment at Capalaba Central.
With the unique Raby Bay canal estate to Ormiston’s south and Wellington Point to its north, Ormiston locals take full advantage of its eastern aspect and waterside position. The suburb’s lush foreshore gives way to sweeping views of Moreton Bay, and an array of boating companies have you covered for a day cruising on the water. Peel and Stradbroke Island across the bay offer a relaxing daytrip with Stradbroke ferries operating daily services.
Ormiston College
Ormiston College Early Learning Centre
Ormiston State School
Wellington Point State School
Wellington Point State High School
Redlands College
Alexandra Hills State School
Vienna Woods State School
Cleveland District State High School
Cleveland State School
Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School
28km from Brisbane
Daily buses run through Ormiston
Ormiston train station runs daily services
Taxis
Airport services available
Hilliards Creek Park
Raby Esplanade Park
Jack Bruce & Gwen-Chandler Park
Ormiston House
Wellington Point Jetty and Park
Redland Museum
Sturgeon Street off-leash dog park
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