Tallebudgera is a suburb with a more rural feel located on the City of Gold Coast. Tallebudgera is home to a populace numbering around 3,000 people.

Its name was sourced from the Indigenous Australian word “talle” which means angle and “budgerie”, which means great. It is likewise initially known as Maybree. The conventional proprietors of the rural area were Indigenous Australians, particularly the Tul-gi-gins.

Tallebudgera has various legacy recorded destinations, including the Tallebudgera Post Office situated at 17 Trees Road, Tallebudgera, Queensland. On the first day of October 2007, it was added to the Queensland Heritage Register.

Instructive organizations in the rural area are St. Andrews Lutheran College which gives instruction from Prep to Grade 12, and Tallebudgera State School Providing training from Prep to Grade 6.

Tallebudgera Valley closes at the lower regions of the McPherson Range toward the west. The valley has a record of gathering cedars, banana estates, and dairy cultivating.

A great balance of parklands, reserves, and water sources, Tallebudgera is a great pot for one to grow in, may it be for flora, fauna, or the great people that chose this great suburb. An absolute wonder of a community filled with heartwarming folks, Tallebudgera is truly one of those places where living is properly defined.

As for the suburb’s tree density, Tallebudgera has more than a decent green thickness that it can proudly claim as it stands beside the best suburbs in Gold Coast. The trees standing strong and tall beside commercial spaces and on lawns, or backyards in Tallebudgera homes are well maintained by the top-notch services by Tree Essence.

Tree Essence provides services in homes and commercial spaces in Tallebudgera that includes tree pruning, tree lopping, tree removal, and other arborist services. When it’s about trees, Tree Essence knows how to get around it.