Sandgate Post Office, Heritage-listed post office in Sandgate, Australia

Sandgate Post Office is a two-story brick building with Italian Renaissance elements in Australia. Its corrugated iron roof and gabled entrance portico give it a distinctive appearance.

The building was constructed between 1886 and 1887 and served as a post office and telegraph station for the growing community at that time. The upper floor housed the postmaster's residence.

The building shows how Sandgate wanted to grow and establish itself as an important place in the late 1800s. Its classical design was a sign of wealth and progress for the local community.

The building sits on Bowser Parade and is easy to spot because of its distinctive architecture. Today it houses private businesses, so visitors can view the facade from outside.

The portico once carried the royal cypher "VR 1887", for Queen Victoria, but it has since been replaced by the words "Sandgate Post Office" in low relief beneath the first-floor windows. Look for the lettering on the front gable to see the change.