What is the cheapest suburb in the BGGS draw area?

The Gap has the lowest median house price in the draw area at approximately $1,425,000. New Farm sits at the top end around $3,000,000.

Do houses near BGGS cost more?

Proximity to a leading private school supports demand in the surrounding suburbs, though without a catchment the effect is softer than for a top state school. The median across BGGS's core draw suburbs is about $1,970,000.

How do I confirm an address is in the BGGS catchment?

Use the Queensland Government's official EdMap catchment finder and enter the exact address — catchment lines can split a single street. This page is a property-price guide, not an enrolment authority.

Private · Secondary · Girls · Inner North

Brisbane Girls Grammar School draw area house prices

Brisbane Girls Grammar School is a girls secondary school with no government catchment — entry is by application. Its families typically come from 9 suburbs where the median house price is about $1,970,000, ranging from $1,425,000 in The Gap to $3,000,000 in New Farm.

Value a home in the BGGS draw area

Median house in the draw area

$1,970,000

↑ across 9 suburbs

Entry suburb · The Gap

$1,425,000

— lowest median in the zone

Average YoY growth

+5.0%

↑ year on year

Why the BGGS draw area matters for house prices

Brisbane Girls Grammar School has no government catchment — enrolment is by application and fees, so a postcode never guarantees a place. What proximity does buy is convenience and demand: families who prioritise BGGS tend to concentrate in the suburbs below, which supports prices across the surrounding market. The table runs cheapest to dearest so you can see where value sits within the school’s core draw area.

Suburb	Median house	Median unit	YoY
The Gap	$1,425,000	$620,000	+5.5%
Spring HillSchool here	$1,800,000	$720,000	+5.0%
Clayfield	$1,800,000	$780,000	-2.0%
Bardon	$1,800,000	$720,000	+5.0%
Ashgrove	$1,970,000	$620,000	+11.7%
Paddington	$2,080,000	$720,000	+5.0%
Ascot	$2,440,000	$850,000	+5.0%
Hamilton	$2,745,000	$850,000	+5.0%
New Farm	$3,000,000	$965,000	+5.0%

Medians are indicative — recently published anchors where available, otherwise modelled and calibrated against the ABS Residential Property Price Index. For a property-level figure, request a free valuation.

Suburbs in the BGGS draw area

4061

The Gap

$1,425,000median

+5.5% YoY

4000

Spring Hill

$1,800,000median

+5.0% YoY

4011

Clayfield

$1,800,000median

-2.0% YoY

4065

Bardon

$1,800,000median

+5.0% YoY

4060

Ashgrove

$1,970,000median

+11.7% YoY

4064

Paddington

$2,080,000median

+5.0% YoY

4007

Ascot

$2,440,000median

+5.0% YoY

4007

Hamilton

$2,745,000median

+5.0% YoY

4005

New Farm

$3,000,000median

+5.0% YoY

Always confirm the boundary. Private schools have no government catchment; the suburbs above are a typical day-family draw area, not an enrolment guarantee. Check the exact address on the Queensland Government’s official catchment finder before you buy. Brisbane House Prices is a property-price guide, not an enrolment authority.

Questions about the BGGS draw area

Brisbane Girls Grammar School has no government catchment, so any address can apply. In practice its day families cluster in The Gap, Spring Hill, Clayfield, Bardon, Ashgrove, Paddington, Ascot, Hamilton, New Farm.

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