Alexandra Hills is a residential suburb in Redland, Queensland, approximately 23.4 kilometres southeast of Brisbane's central business district.
According to the 2021 census, Alexandra Hills has a population of 16,574, with a median age of 38. The suburb's demographic profile indicates that 77% of its residents were born in Australia, followed by 5.1% from New Zealand and 4% from England.
Public transportation in Alexandra Hills includes regular bus services operated by Transdev Queensland, which connect the suburb to Brisbane and surrounding areas. Additionally, nearby train stations in Thorneside, Birkdale, Wellington Point, Ormiston, and Cleveland offer further commuting options.
The suburb has essential establishments, including a shopping centre off Finucane Road. The centre features restaurants, supermarkets, specialty shops, and medical services.
For recreational activities, residents can explore several conservation areas, such as the Greater Glider Conservation Area, Hilliards Creek Platypus Corridor, Scribbly Gums Conservation Area, and Squirrel Glider Conservation Area. These natural reserves provide opportunities for outdoor pursuits and wildlife observation. Valantine Park on Valantine Road offers amenities like a children's playground, walking trails, and cricket nets, making it a popular spot for family outings.
Educational institutions in Alexandra Hills include Alexandra Hills State High School, Alexandra Hills State School, St. Anthony’s Catholic Primary School, Hilliard State School, Vienna Woods State School, and a campus of the Metropolitan South Institute of TAFE, which cater to a range of community needs.