Snapshot · 21 October 2026

3 Ruth Miller Close

Fig Tree Pocket QLD 4069
Lot 3 on SP291008FreeholdProperty 1199682Walter Taylor ward
LDR · Low density residentialFig Tree Pocket planLow flood likelihoodBrisbane River flood planning areaSignificant landscape treeBiodiversity areaDwelling house characterModerate slopeCorner lot
Land area827m²Title area
Frontage18.2mTo Ruth Miller Close
Depth34.9mAlong the centre line
Rise3.6m1 in 10 up to the rear
Price estimate$2.13m to $2.88mEstimate, low confidence. 0 priced comparable sales meet the 500 m, bedrooms within one, land within 20% and 18-month checks. Subject features are not fully confirmed. Estimate only.Details
Land value (State)$810k827 m², site value as at 1 Oct 2024. About $900k in today's terms.
Market pulseColdBrisbane reading, 8 out of 100. Fig Tree Pocket: warmer than Brisbane.Details

Low density residential lot of 827 m² with a 18.2 m frontage to Ruth Miller Close, facing south. The land rises 3.6 m from the front boundary to the rear (10%, 1 in 10). Council maps a low flood likelihood here. Overlays: Dwelling house character, Significant landscape tree, Brisbane River flood planning area, Biodiversity area.

Where it sits

Fig Tree Pocket, Brisbane City Council area
Fig Tree Pocket
City
Simplified illustrated aerial map of Brisbane with its river and key city landmarks
  1. Address3 Ruth Miller Close, Fig Tree Pocket
  2. Lot boundaryLot 3 on SP291008
  3. Zoning and overlaysLDR: Low density residential
  4. Council flood data
  5. Slope and levels
  6. Aerial photo

The site

Lot and terrain

Lot lines from Council’s property boundaries. Ground levels from the State’s 1 m LiDAR elevation model.

Site plan

1520Sprenger StreetRuth Miller Close51718.2 m3AA′N10 m
Contours every 1 m, labelled in RL (m AHD). A to A′ is the slope section below.North is up

Terrain block

Terrain block for 3 Ruth Miller Close, showing the whole lot, frontage, contours and street, front and rear ground levels
Seen from Ruth Miller Close. Lot outlined in violet, frontage in teal. Heights at true scale.

Slope

From the street to the back fence

Ground levels along the line A to A′ on the site plan, through the middle of the lot. Move along the chart to read any point.

121416−505101520253035Distance in from the front boundary (m)RL (m AHD)StreetFront boundaryRear boundarySteepest 5 m: 16%RL 12.06RL 15.63
Heights drawn about 2.0 times the horizontal scale so the slope is easy to read.Levels in metres AHD from State LiDAR
Show the levels as a table
From front (m)Ground (RL)Against front (m)Where
−811.79−0.26Street
−611.86−0.20Street
−411.95−0.11Street
−212.00−0.06Street
012.060.00Front boundary
212.130.07Lot
412.220.16Lot
612.270.21Lot
812.320.26Lot
1012.420.36Lot
1212.740.69Lot
1412.980.93Lot
1613.111.06Lot
1813.491.43Lot
2013.771.72Lot
2214.011.96Lot
2414.242.19Lot
2614.482.43Lot
2814.622.57Lot
3014.892.83Lot
3215.063.01Lot
3415.403.34Lot
3615.893.83Past the rear
3816.374.32Past the rear

What the slope means

Moderate slopeAverage 10% front to rear
  • The land rises 3.6 m from the front boundary to the rear, 10% or 1 in 10 on average.
  • The front boundary is about level with the road, so access is easy.
  • Rain runs towards the street, which keeps stormwater simple. Higher land behind can send runoff across the lot in storms.
  • Expect a split-level or suspended floor, or cut and fill with retaining walls.
  • The ground also falls 2.3 m across the frontage, lower on the right as seen from the street.
  • The steepest 5 m stretch, 16 to 21 m in from the front, is 16%.
  • The rear faces north, the best orientation for sun on the back yard and living areas in Brisbane.

Key levels

Road centre
RL 11.81
Front boundary
RL 12.06
Rear boundary
RL 15.63
Rise, front to rear
3.57 m
Average grade
10% (1 in 10)
Steepest 5 m
16%
Fall across frontage
2.28 m
Frontage faces
South (160°)
Ground slopes down to
South-East (129°)
Ground in lot (Council)
11.9 to 17.9

Planning

Zoning and overlays

Brisbane City Plan 2014 mapping that touches this lot. A plain-English guide, not the planning scheme itself.

Zone

LDRGeneral residential

Low density residential

Mostly detached houses up to 2 storeys (9.5 m). A secondary dwelling is often possible. Dual occupancy and subdivision depend on lot size, frontage and location, so check the zone code before counting on them.

Neighbourhood plan

Fig Tree Pocket. A neighbourhood plan can change heights, setbacks and lot sizes for its area, so read it with the zone.

Overlays on this lot

4 found
Major

Brisbane River flood planning areaBrisbane River flood planning area 5: QPP flood planning area 5

Inside a mapped river flood planning area. Minimum floor levels and flood-resilient design apply.

Check

Significant landscape treeLandscape features site sub-category

Protected trees are mapped here. Removing or damaging them generally needs a permit.

Check

Biodiversity areaBiodiversity area (High ecological significance): 2016 Major Amendment B

Ecologically important vegetation or habitat. Clearing and the development footprint are restricted.

Note

Dwelling house character

Council maps this street for its established housing character. A new house or extension may need to meet the overlay code on height, setbacks and garages, so check it before design starts.

Also mapped across much of Brisbane: Critical infrastructure and movement area; Bird and bat strike zone (8 km from the airport); Air navigation surface (462.1 m: 666 m). These matter only for tall structures or special uses.

Development

Council applications

Development applications on this lot, the land it was created from and the streets around it, from the council's Development.i register, with a summary on request.

summary

The register shows two subdivision applications linked to this lot, one approved in December 2021 and one withdrawn in 2023, and nearby activity is light, with two applications still open.

Checked 19 October 2026 at 9:20 pm. No decision documents read. Medium confidence.

The register shows two applications linked to this lot since 1 January 2004. A005878128 was a code assessable Reconfigure a Lot (subdivision) application on the earlier lot 3SP291008. It was lodged in November 2021 and approved in December 2021. A006145375 was also a code assessable subdivision application. It was lodged in November 2022 and recorded as withdrawn, with a decision date of October 2023. Both records carry Sprenger St addresses, not Ruth Miller Close. No decision documents were attached, so the conditions and reasons for either application are not known. No historic records over the current parcel were found.

Within 500 metres over the last 24 months there are 4 applications. Three are house and building work and one is a subdivision. Two are still in progress. A007118017 is a dwelling house application (building work and material change of use) at 304 metres, lodged in September 2026 and being assessed. A006756677 is an impact assessable subdivision with an access easement at 416 metres, lodged in April 2025 and shown as on public notification.

  • No decision documents were provided, so no conditions or reasons have been read. Only register summaries are used.
  • The online register covers applications lodged since 1 January 2004. Older records, and anything not listed against this parcel, would not appear.
  • This is general information only, not planning or legal advice.

Decision documents are linked for your review. The summary uses council records only to protect personal information.

A summary of council records, not planning or legal advice. Check the applications and their documents in Development.i before relying on it. People's names are left out on purpose.

On this lot21 on the current lot, 1 on the land it came from
Nearby4Within 500 m, last 2 years
In progress nearby21 worth a closer look
Latest decision on the lotWithdrawn16 Oct 2023, Subdivision

Applications on this lot

Newest first, including the land parcels this lot was created from.

Open in Development.i
LodgedApplicationWhatStatusDecidedFiles
10 Nov 2022A006145375Subdivision
Subdivision of Land
Withdrawn16 Oct 2023Documents
10 Nov 2021A005878128
Earlier lot 3SP291008
Subdivision
Subdivision of Land
Approved22 Dec 2021Documents

Applications nearby

Lodged within 500 m in the last 2 years, newest first. Showing those in progress, subdivisions, new uses and new titles; 2 house renovations and similar are hidden.

Council applications within 500 metres of Ruth Miller Close
IIn progressNDecided, worth a lookHOther decidedLetters: S subdivision, N new use or building, T new titles, H house or building work, O operational work. Dashed ring: 500 m.
LodgedAddressWhatStatusAwayFiles
25 Sept 202630 Karella St Fig Tree Pocket QLD 4069
A007118017
House and building work
Dwelling house
Being assessed300 mDocuments
23 Apr 2025430 Fig Tree Pocket Rd Fig Tree Pocket QLD 4069
A006756677
Subdivision
Access Easement, Subdivision of Land
On public notification420 mDocuments

Source: Brisbane City Council, Development.i, CC BY 4.0. Checked 19 October 2026 at 9:20 pm with 6 requests. Priority Development Areas are not in Development.i.

Flood

Council flood information

Brisbane City Council Flood Awareness data for this lot, the same figures behind a FloodWise Property Report.

Low flood likelihood
River: lowCreek: not mappedStorm tide: not mappedOverland flow: not flagged

Council rates the flood likelihood as low: flooding is unlikely but may occur in a rare flood.

Recorded floods reached RL 10.10 here in January 2011.

For a formal check, order a FloodWise Property Report from Council’s Flood Awareness Map.

Levels for this lot

Lowest ground
RL 11.90
Highest ground
RL 17.90
Defined flood level
RL 9.00
0.2% river flood (1 in 500)
RL 14.00
January 2011 flood
RL 10.10

RL is metres above sea level (AHD). AEP is the chance of that flood in any year. Letters after a floor level are Council’s data quality rating.

Market

Market and price estimate

A price guide for this address from an estimate of recent sales, with links to look further.

Price estimate

$2.13m to $2.88m

Estimate from recent comparable sales, low confidence. LoQal's middle estimate $2.5m.

Listed as5 bed, 3 bath, 2 carProperty

Recent sales nearby

Similar homes sold recently, closest first. Bed / bath / car.

AddressBed / bath / carLand (m²)PriceSoldAway
17 Barrygroves Court, Fig Tree Pocket5 / 3 / 2804$2,625,000Jan 20261.4 km
59 Ruth Miller Close, Fig Tree Pocket5 / 3 / 22,370$2,950,000Mar 20260.2 km
20 Serene Place, Fig Tree Pocket5 / 2 / 31,000$2,850,000Feb 20261.5 km
43 Cubberla Street, Fig Tree Pocket4 / 4 / 21,101$2,650,000Mar 20261.0 km
2 Norman Street, Fig Tree Pocket4 / 3 / 2877$1,564,000Mar 20260.8 km
55 Mandalay Street, Fig Tree Pocket4 / 2 / 2685$2,010,000Apr 20262.3 km
28 Ruth Miller Close, Fig Tree Pocket5 / 3 / 21,002$2,531,000June 20230.1 km

An automated guide from LoQal’s sales data, not a valuation. Condition, renovations, views and the final negotiation can put the sale price well outside this range. Checked 21 October 2026 at 2:03 pm.

The saved appraisal conflicts with the likely-sale range. The price estimate is shown instead; request a new appraisal to review the evidence. The only recent same-street sale is 59 Ruth Miller Close in March 2026 on 2,370 m², nearly three times the subject's land, so it caps the evidence rather than anchoring it. The 2023 sale of 28 Ruth Miller Close on 1,002 m² is outside 18 months and is shown for reference only. The nearest land-size matches are 17 Barrygroves Court (804 m², 5 bed, 3 bath, 2 car) and 2 Norman Street (877 m², 4 bed, 3 bath, 2 car). Their time-adjusted prices differ by about $1.0 million, and the gap cannot be explained without floor area and condition data. Larger-lot sales at 20 Serene Place (1,000 m²) and 43 Cubberla Street (1,101 m²) adjust to the mid to high $2.5 million range, and the subject has less land than both. The 55 Mandalay Street sale on 685 m² adjusts to the low $1.9 million range and marks the lower end for a smaller lot in the suburb. Hugo Design records show 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 car spaces on 827 m², which is consistent with the stronger comparables, but the position, aspect, level, condition and floor area of the house are unconfirmed. The corner lot, moderate slope, character and biodiversity overlays, and significant. Suburb medians are up strongly over 12 months, but the Brisbane market has fallen from its May 2026 peak, auction clearance is near record lows, and a cash rate rise on 29 September 2026 is reducing buyer borrowing capacity.

Market pulse

Brisbane market: Cold

Prices falling, buyers in charge. High confidence.

Week of 11 October 2026
ColdCoolSteadyWarmHotFig Tree Pocket8out of 100ColdHot
BrisbaneFig Tree Pocket

Cold: values fell 1.5% in September 2026 (Cotality), the clearance rate is 21.2% and homes take 35 days to sell, against 19 a year ago.

Fig Tree Pocket

Warmer than Brisbane

House values outpaced Brisbane over 12 months (+13.9% against +5.9%) and homes sell slower than across Brisbane (52 days against 35).

Checked 21 October 2026. Suburb figures are thinner than Brisbane's, so treat this as a rough guide.

Fig Tree Pocket's figures
FigureLatestReads asWeightSource
Median change over 12 months
12 months to July 2026
+13.9% houses, against +5.9% for Brisbane strongly warming40yourpropertyhound.com.au
Days on market
July 2026
52 days, against 35 for Brisbane strongly cooling20yourpropertyhound.com.au

The trend line fills in week by week.

The figures behind it (8)
FigureLatestReads asWeightSource
Home values, last month
September 2026
-1.5% Cotality, -0.2% PropTrack strongly cooling30Cotality and PropTrack
Auction clearance rate
week ending 4 October 2026 (final)
21.2% (138 auctions) strongly cooling10cotality.com
Days on market
three months to August 2026 (median, Cotality)
35 days, against 19 a year earlier strongly cooling10realestatebusiness.com.au
Listings against a year earlier
four weeks ending 6 September 2026 (Cotality)
up 53.3% (total listings) strongly cooling10realestatebusiness.com.au
Sales against a year earlier
latest three months, Cotality estimate reported September 20
down 27.2% strongly cooling5smartpropertyinvestment.com.au
Interest rates
30 Sept 2026
cash rate 4.60%, up 0.25% in September cooling10rba.gov.au
Consumer sentiment
October 2026
80.4 (100 is neutral), time to buy a dwelling 88.4 strongly cooling5library.westpaciq.com.au
Tone of the news
last month
negative strongly cooling10cotality.com

In the news

How it works: a research agent finds the latest published figures each week; fixed rules turn each into a lean from strongly cooling to strongly warming, and the weighted average sets the reading (50 is steady). Missing figures are left out.

An indicative reading of the Brisbane housing market from published figures, not financial advice.

Buying costs

Stamp duty and repayments

Queensland transfer duty and loan repayments. They start from the price estimate's middle figure; change any number to suit.

Who is buying
What is being bought

Starting figure: LoQal's middle estimate ($2.5m)

Stamp duty

$117,100

Home concession rate, for a home you move into within a year.

Transfer duty
$117,100
Saved by the concession
$7,175
Duty at the general rate
$124,275

Rates for contracts signed now. A home concession is reassessed if you don't move in within a year. Developers buying several lots pay duty on the total price.

Loan repayments

Loan to value
$12,536 a month

Principal and interest over 30 years at 6.42%. Big four average for this kind of loan, 9 October 2026.

Loan amount (80%)
$2,000,000
Deposit
$500,000
Total interest over the loan
$2,513,075
Total repaid
$4,513,075
Where the default rate comes from

Each big four bank's lowest advertised variable rate for new loans at 70 to 80% LVR, as published on 9 October 2026, after the 0.25% rise that took effect that day. The default is their average. Above 80% LVR it uses their average for 80 to 90% LVR (owner-occupier 7.08%, investment 7.42%). Owner-occupier interest only uses the banks that offer it (6.96%).

BankLoanOwner-occupier, principal and interest
CommBankDigi Home Loan6.39%
WestpacFlexi First Option, online offer6.34%
NABTailored Home Loan, from6.44%
ANZANZ Plus (home), Simplicity PLUS (investment)6.50%

Rates change often: confirm with the lender.

Cash needed to settle

$628,398
Deposit (20%)
$500,000
Stamp duty
$117,100
Title transfer registration
$11,049.96
Mortgage registration
$248.04
Total
$628,398

Estimates only, not financial or legal advice. The Queensland Revenue Office assesses the duty; concessions have conditions such as moving in within a year, and from 1 August 2026 Australian citizenship or permanent residency. Not included: lenders mortgage insurance, legal and conveyancing costs, inspections, bank fees and any first home owner grant. Check the duty with the Queensland Revenue Office calculator.

Schools

School catchments

The state school catchments this address sits in, and state and non-government schools nearby.

In catchment: Secondary, Years 7 to 12Kenmore State High School3.1 km away
In catchment: Primary, Prep to Year 6Fig Tree Pocket State School1.0 km away
Ruth Miller Close school catchments and nearby schools
Primary catchmentSecondary catchmentPState schoolPNon-government schoolP primary · S secondary · C primary and secondary · X special
SchoolLevelSectorYearsDistanceResults
Fig Tree Pocket State School In catchmentPrimaryStatePrep to Year 61.0 kmMy School
Kenmore State High School In catchmentSecondaryStateYears 7 to 123.1 kmMy School
Mancel CollegeSpecial schoolNon-governmentPrep to Year 12910 mMy School
Brisbane Montessori SchoolPrimary and secondaryNon-governmentPrep to Year 121.3 kmMy School
Kenmore South State SchoolPrimaryStatePrep to Year 61.4 kmMy School
Ambrose Treacy CollegePrimary and secondaryCatholicYears 4 to 121.7 kmMy School
Christ the King SchoolPrimaryCatholicPrep to Year 61.9 kmMy School
Milpera State High SchoolSecondaryStateYears 7 to 122.0 kmMy School
Graceville State SchoolPrimaryStatePrep to Year 62.1 kmMy School
Our Lady of the Rosary SchoolPrimaryCatholicPrep to Year 62.3 kmMy School
Kenmore State SchoolPrimaryStatePrep to Year 62.4 kmMy School
Indooroopilly State SchoolPrimaryStatePrep to Year 62.4 kmMy School
Jindalee State SchoolPrimaryStatePrep to Year 62.5 kmMy School
Centenary State High SchoolSecondaryStateYears 7 to 122.7 kmMy School
Chapel Hill State SchoolPrimaryStatePrep to Year 62.7 kmMy School
Sherwood State SchoolPrimaryStatePrep to Year 62.7 kmMy School
St Aidan's Anglican Girls SchoolPrimary and secondaryNon-governmentPrep to Year 122.9 kmMy School
Mount Ommaney Special SchoolSpecial schoolStateVaries2.9 kmMy School
St Peters Lutheran CollegePrimary and secondaryNon-governmentPrep to Year 122.9 kmMy School
Brigidine CollegePrimary and secondaryCatholicYears 5 to 123.1 kmMy School
Indooroopilly State High SchoolSecondaryStateYears 7 to 123.4 kmMy School
Corinda State High SchoolSecondaryStateYears 7 to 123.8 kmMy School
Queensland Academy for Science Mathematics and TechnologySecondaryStateYears 7 to 124.4 kmMy School
MillenbaSecondaryStateYears 7 to 124.5 kmMy School
Brisbane Boys' CollegePrimary and secondaryNon-governmentPrep to Year 124.7 kmMy School
Omni Academies of LearningSecondaryNon-governmentYears 7 to 125.2 kmMy School

Catchments for 2026 and school locations: Queensland Department of Education, CC BY 4.0. Only state schools have catchments: living in one generally guarantees a place there. Non-government schools set their own enrolment rules. Catchments change each year, so confirm with the school. My School (ACARA) shows each school's NAPLAN results; you accept its terms on the first visit. Straight-line distances.

Neighbourhood

Shops, transport and amenities

Public transport, shopping, health, childcare, parks and local agents around the address.

Transport and amenities around Ruth Miller Close
Dashed rings: 400 m and 800 m from the address

Shops and amenities: Geoapify, map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Stops: Translink, CC BY 4.0. Walking times are estimates from straight-line distance.

Public transport

Train

  • Chelmer station1.7 km, 28 min walkZone 1 · Timetable
  • Graceville station1.7 km, 28 min walkZone 1/2 · Timetable
  • Sherwood station2.4 km, 39 min walkZone 2 · Timetable

Busway and Metro

  • Honour Ave at Chelmer station1.7 km, 28 min walkZone 2 · Timetable

Bus stops within 800 m

  • Fig Tree Pocket Rd near Sprenger St190 m, 3 min walkZone 2 · Timetable
  • Fig Tree Pocket Rd near Aylesbury St270 m, 4 min walkZone 2 · Timetable
  • Fig Tree Pocket Rd near Kenmore Rd420 m, 7 min walkZone 2 · Timetable
  • Fig Tree Pocket on Centenary Highway siding460 m, 7 min walkZone 2 · Timetable
  • Fig Tree Pocket Rd at Thiesfield Street630 m, 10 min walkZone 2 · Timetable
  • Fig Tree Pocket Rd at Kenmore Rugby Club:710 m, 12 min walkZone 2 · Timetable
  • Fig Tree Pocket Rd near Kenmore Rugby Club720 m, 12 min walkZone 2 · Timetable

Stops from Translink. Timetables open on Translink's site.

Shopping centres

  • Sherwood Central Shopping centre2.6 km
  • Indooroopilly Shopping Centre Shopping centre2.7 km
  • Indooroopilly Junction Shopping centre2.8 km
  • Mt Ommaney Centre Shopping centre3.7 km
  • Oxley Central Shopping centre4.0 km
  • The Oxley Station Shopping centre4.0 km

Supermarkets and daily needs

  • Coles Supermarket1.7 km, 28 min walk
  • Graceville Foodmarket Supermarket1.7 km, 28 min walk
  • Aldi Supermarket1.9 km, 31 min walk
  • Woolworths Supermarket1.9 km, 31 min walk
  • Captain Convenience Convenience store1.2 km, 20 min walk
  • Jindalee Bakery Bakery1.7 km, 28 min walk

Cafes and dining

None within 1.2 km.

Health

  • Chemist Warehouse Pharmacy1.7 km, 28 min walk
  • Discount Drug Stores Pharmacy1.7 km, 28 min walk
  • Kenmore Denture Clinic Dentist1.6 km, 26 min walk
  • Canossa Private Hospital Hospital3.8 km
  • Westside Private Hospital Hospital3.9 km

Childcare and libraries

None within 2.5 km.

Parks and sport

  • Cliveden Park Park380 m, 6 min walk
  • Rainbow Forest Park Park510 m, 8 min walk
  • Fig Tree Common Park Park600 m, 10 min walk
  • Unnamed playground Playground500 m, 8 min walk

Sources

Where this comes from

  • Brisbane City Council open data: property boundaries, addresses, City Plan 2014 zoning, overlays and neighbourhood plans, and Flood Awareness data. CC BY 4.0.
  • Queensland Government spatial data: address search, the 1 m LiDAR elevation model and the latest State aerial imagery. CC BY 4.0.
  • Price estimate: property details and sales history, recent sales for the price guide, checked 21 October 2026 at 2:03 pm.
  • Queensland Government spatial data: school catchments and school locations from the Queensland Department of Education, and public transport stops from Translink, and the base maps. CC BY 4.0. Shops and amenities: Geoapify, with data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Stamp duty: Queensland Revenue Office rates. Interest rates: big four banks' published rates, 9 October 2026. Council applications: Brisbane City Council's Development.i, CC BY 4.0, summarised by a research agent. Market pulse: published figures found by a research agent and scored by fixed rules; each figure links to its source in the Market section. Land values: Queensland Valuer-General, © State of Queensland, CC BY 4.0. Agent-style appraisal: sales found by a research agent, each checked against Council records and adjusted by fixed rules.

Fetched live on 21 October 2026 at 2:01 pm in 5.4 seconds.

Council data is not intended for conveyancing. For due diligence, use a Council planning and development certificate, a FloodWise Property Report, a title search and a survey.