Country charm with a modern outlook in Greenbank QLD
The area was previously called Teviot, deriving its present name from a cattle property owned by William Slack. Since the state government merged councils in 2008, the suburb has formed part of Logan City. The local area has grown to include several estates including Blue Grass, New Beith, Lyons and Teviot Downs. The parkland runs alongside the watercourse, which flows through the natural forest and connects to estates like Blue Grass and Teviot Downs.
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The name and the land
The district was called Teviot before adopting the name Greenbank from a cattle property owned by William Slack.
Local government changes
The land moved from the Shire of Beaudesert to Logan City after the 2008 amalgamation of local government areas.
Estate development
The suburb has grown into several estates including Blue Grass, New Beith, Lyons and Teviot Downs.
Nature and recreation
Walking tracks connect the estates through natural bushland and waterways that are home to native wildlife.
A modern school
Greenbank State School was established by volunteer labour and opened in 1893.
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Written by our local inspection team from work carried out in Greenbank. Licensed building practitioners.
