Suburb Profile

Ascot Buyers Agent’s Guide

Are you looking to purchase residential property in Ascot? As an Ascot Buyers Agent we’d be happy to help and have compiled the following suburb profile for your information. Best wishes with your Ascot property purchase!

Ascot Suburb Profile

Ascot is an affluent, inner city suburb located 6km North East of the Brisbane CBD. The suburb is best known for its thriving cafe precinct along Racecourse Road and the Doomben Races. Ascot is bordered by the suburbs of Clayfield and Hendra, Albion, and Hamilton.

The population of Ascot in 2016 was around 5,760 and has remained stable over recent years. 54.7% of households in Ascot are owner occupied and consistent predominantly of couples with children. In general, people in Ascot work in a professional occupation.

Ascot’s main shopping and cafe precinct is located on Racecourse Road.

Ascot has good transport links to the city via Ascot and Doomben Train Stations, and bus services which run along Kingsford Smith Drive. Ascot is located close to Brisbane Airport but avoids most of the air-traffic noise.

Ascot State School is a highly sort after primary school. The area is also home to a prestigious private school, St Margaret’s Anglican Girls’ School

There are no major parks in the area.
There are no major employers in the suburb and many residents commute to the Brisbane CBD for work

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Ascot Properties

Housing type and typical block size

The vast majority (45%) of properties in Ascot are free standing houses.

The suburb is home to a number of heritage listed properties and grand, Queenslander style homes on large sized blocks. There are a number of beautiful tree-lined streets.

What can my money buy in Ascot?

Ascot House Prices

The median house price in Ascot is $2,340,000 which is well above Brisbane’s median.

The median house price in Ascot would typically buy a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom house on a 405 m2 block. For example: 7 Wattle Street Ascot sold for $2,700,000 in June 2024  (click to view listing and see images below).

Ascot Unit Prices

The median unit price in Ascot is: $636,000.

This amount would typically buy a 2-bedrooms, 2-bathroom, 1 garage unit in a contemporary complex. For example: 32/46 Buxton Street Ascot sold for $685,000 in August 2024 (click to view listing and see images below)

How has the Ascot property market been performing?

Over the last 12 months (to August 2024), house prices have increased by 1.4%.  In the last 5 years the median house price has increased by 78%.

Units in Ascot have seen price growth of 17.8% over the last year and 57.8% over the last 5 years.

Supply and demand characteristics for Ascot

  • Average Days on Market: Houses 57 days.  Units: 35 days.
  • On average houses are selling 8% above their list price.
  • Ascot’s auction clearance rates are 32% for houses, and for 62% units.
  • The average rental yield for houses is 2.4%.
  • There is a shortage of houses and units currently listed for sale (0.97 and 0.71% respectively).
  • The rental vacancy rate for houses is 1.27%, compared to units 0.84%.

**Statistics are accurate for August 2024

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