Please note - Due to the holiday season, builders and developers may be slower than usual in responding to any queries Close

Suburb Property Profile: Berwick VIC 3806

Located 37 kilometres south-east of the CBD, Berwick was incorporated as a suburb of Melbourne during the booming property development in the early 1990s. Originally a sprawling agricultural area, the suburb retains its quaint and countrified feel with roomy streets and ample green-space. House prices remain accessible – in the range of $680,000.

Berwick

The Neighbours
Berwick is a family-oriented suburb. The predominant demographics represented are established couples and families (22.7%), maturing couples and families (17.7%) and older couples and families (17.6%). This suburb is ideal for mature couples and families who prefer spacious living without having to sacrifice the conveniences!

The Commute
From Berwick railway station, the commute to Melbourne CBD takes approximately one hour and ten minutes along the Pakenham line. Alternatively, the drive clocks in at forty minutes along the easily accessible M1 freeway. Statistics show that 77.7% of people travel to work via car, compared to the Victorian average of 68.3%.

School Run
Berwick is teeming with options for primary, secondary and tertiary education. Independent schools in the area include Casey Grammar and Heritage College. Nossal High School and Berwick Primary School are also centrally located. At a tertiary level, Federation University operates in the locality and draws on 150 years of history to offer quality, progressive higher-education programs.

Berwick CollegeImage: Berwick College Facebook Page

Retail Therapy
The charm of Berwick is its rustic, small-town vibe. Berwick’s central shopping strip boasts a picturesque village feel. The rambling High street is lined with deciduous trees and teeming with brunch spots and cozy dinner venues. Drop into MPD steak kitchen for perfect ambience and fine food, or the heritage-listed ‘Berwick Inn’ for a killer no-frills roast. For a more intimate dining experience, book ahead at ‘O.MY’ restaurant. Two major supermarkets also operate in the immediate locality. Down the road, Fountain-Gate shopping centre hosts 300 specialty stores. This one-stop shopping experience includes all the major supermarkets and retailers. Currently, the suburb has two hospitals – Casey Hospital and St. John of God Berwick.

What’s going on?
Wilson Botanic Park is the jewel of this suburb. This 39-hectare site is the perfect Sunday picnic spot, boasting 1000 different plant species, ample BBQ facilities and sprawling lawn. Just down the road, the Old Cheese Factory is a 1860s homestead nestled amongst stunning gardens and offers generous play-space for kids. The homestead café is renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and decadent high tea. On Sundays, Berwick’s wholesome character continues with the Akoonah Park Market. This community offers a bounty of local produce, craft and food vendors.

Wilson Botanic Park

Are you looking to build a home in Berwick? iBuildNew is here to help! Call 1800 184 284 or book a call with our friendly team of experts to find out what your options are!

Not the suburb you’re interested in? Check out more suburb profiles here!

iBuildnew Advisory Team
Let us do the legwork for you.
  • We’ll ask the right questions to better understand your needs
  • We’ll create a recommended shortlist ideally matched to you
  • We’ll answer specific questions or concerns related to home building, land purchasing or financing

Nikki Sitch

Nikki is completing a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in English and Creative Writing. When not studying, she is rearranging her share-house according to the latest interior trends.

About

iBuildNew is the market leading aggregator dedicated to residential home construction and land development. As an independent platform, iBuildNew helps Australians identify and compare new home designs, house and land packages and land estates. It’s the smart way home buyers, who are considering a new build, can find the ideal options to match their individual needs. Home building is a big decision, we make sure you get it right.

You may also like

Jan 20, 2020

Suburb Property Profile: Croydon, VIC 3136

Surrounded by lush green reserves and alluringly vast parklands, in the past few decade...
Read More
Sep 17, 2019

Suburb Property Profile: Baldivis, WA 6171

Located forty-six kilometres south of the Perth CBD, Baldivis showcases the best of Aus...
Read More
Apr 05, 2020

Suburb Property Profile: Traralgon, VIC 3844

Situated in the Victorian region of Gippsland, Traralgon is a large suburb in the Latro...
Read More
Jun 15, 2018

Growth Areas to Look at: Baldivis

If you are scouting Western Australia for the perfect place for your new family home, t...
Read More
Jun 23, 2017

Getting Around Your New Community

Choosing to move into a new community can be a big decision. It is important that you c...
Read More
Mar 27, 2018

Growth area to look at: Cranbourne

When building a new home, it’s not just about finding a great house design and purchasi...
Read More
Apr 17, 2017

New home design – Tips to choose the best block

You’ve decided to build a new home, so what next? How you go through your journey comes...
Read More
Sep 03, 2019

Suburb Property Profile: Munno Para, SA 5115

Forming part of the City of Playford, Munno Para is a South Australian suburb situated ...
Read More
Oct 26, 2019

Suburb Property Profile: Murarrie, QLD 4172

Located in Brisbane’s East, Murarrie is a suburb catalogued by a range of great family ...
Read More
Feb 03, 2020

The Do’s And Don’ts Of Buying Vacant Land

Buying vacant land is an exciting process. With vacant land comes the opportunity to cu...
Read More
May 05, 2020

Suburb Property Profile: Bucasia, QLD 4750

A coastal suburb approximately 12 km from Mackay, Bucasia is a fairly new township in Q...
Read More
Mar 30, 2021

Moving Into A New House? Here’s How To Connect...

Beyond arranging moving boxes and fixing up your furniture, getting settled in a new pl...
Read More
May 05, 2020

Suburb Property Profile: Kilmore, VIC 3764

Often dubbed as the “oldest inland town” in Victoria, Kilmore is a country suburb that ...
Read More
Aug 22, 2019

Suburb Profile: Northgate, South Australia

The South Australia suburb of Northgate is situated just 12km north-east of Adelaide’s ...
Read More
Oct 07, 2019

Suburb Property Profile: Killara, NSW 2071

Taking its name from an Aboriginal word meaning always there or permanent, Killara is a...
Read More
Aug 21, 2019

Estate Profile: Redlands – Werribee, VIC

With impeccable town planning paired alongside a strong focus on sustainable living, Re...
Read More
Oct 18, 2017

First Time House and Land Investors | Make Sure You ...

Thinking about getting started as house and land investors for the first time? There is...
Read More
Aug 27, 2019

Suburb Profile: Forrestfield, WA

Nestled in the foothills of the stunning Darling Ranges, the suburb of Forrestfield is ...
Read More
Aug 21, 2019

Estate Profile: The Maples – Greenvale, VIC

From the innovative designers of the stunning Greenvale estate Providence, comes a new ...
Read More
Nov 07, 2019

Suburb Profile: Waverton, NSW 2060

Surrounded by breath-taking views right along the bay, the renowned suburb of Waverton ...
Read More
Oct 30, 2019

Suburb Property Profile: Hewett, SA 5118

Situated close to the iconic town of Gawler sits the suburb of Hewett, which welcomes S...
Read More
Mar 15, 2020

Suburb Property Profile: Busselton, WA 6280

Beautifully surrounded by clear blue ocean and pristine sandy beaches, the prominent su...
Read More
Jan 29, 2020

Suburb Property Profile: Yarrabilba, QLD 4207

The area between Brisbane and the Gold Coast has often been referred to as a “growth co...
Read More
Feb 11, 2020

Suburb Property Profile: Tamworth, NSW 2340

Infamously known for hosting the largest country music festival in the southern hemisph...
Read More

Get more from

Browse House and Land Packages