 The former Wynnum Ambulance Station is an important example of the early design for residential ambulance stations in Queensland, a two-storeyed building incorporating ambulance service facilities at ground level and living quarters at the upper level, developed and refined from the first purpose-built headquarters in Wharf Street, Brisbane (1897).The building is substantially intact and is important for demonstrating the principal characteristics of early residential ambulance stations.The place is important because of its aesthetic significance.