Jordan Petaia Lists Fairfield Home Ahead of NFL Move

Fairfield’s riverside charm and family-friendly appeal are on show as former Wallabies star Jordan Petaia puts his Brisbane home on the market ahead of his new chapter in the United States.

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The 25-year-old athlete, who recently signed with the LA Chargers after earning 31 test caps with the Wallabies, has listed his renovated post-war property at 34 Brisbane Corso for sale. The home sits on a generous 647sqm corner block in one of Fairfield’s most desirable pockets, close to parklands, the Brisbane River, and key inner-south amenities.

Petaia purchased the three-bedroom, one-bathroom residence in 2020 and lived there during his professional rugby union career. Now, with a move to Los Angeles underway, he’s parting ways with the property, which is being taken to auction on June 28 by Ray White Holland Park agents Piers Crawford and Brad McMahon.

Positioned for both lifestyle and investment appeal, the home falls within the catchment for Brisbane South State Secondary College and offers excellent access to the University of Queensland, hospitals, and cultural precincts in South Brisbane and West End.

The updated home features dark timber floors, split system air conditioning, solar panels, and a double garage with a multipurpose storage room. There are indoor and outdoor living spaces, including a rear entertaining area ideal for gatherings and a front patio perfect for quiet mornings or evening relaxation.

Currently leased at $800 per week, the home offers investors immediate rental return with the potential for future development thanks to its size and corner positioning.

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Petaia is understood to be settling into life in Los Angeles and embracing the challenges and opportunities of the NFL. With his focus now on the American football field, his former Fairfield address is ready to welcome new owners seeking a foothold in one of Brisbane’s rising inner-south suburbs.

Published 20-June-2025