Browse property in Acacia Avenue

Acacia Avenue enjoys a quiet, village‑scale streetscape typical of Blackburn’s post‑World War II suburban fabric, where strict planning controls have preserved modest brick homes set back from tree‑lined streets near the historic Blackburn Lake Sanctuary. The avenue is just a short walk from Blackburn railway station on the Belgrave and Lilydale lines (and a kilometre from Laburnum station), with the 901 Smartbus and multiple local bus routes linking residents to Frankston, Dandenong, Melbourne Airport and nearby Box Hill.

Everyday conveniences cluster within 0.5 km, including the Stone Pipe Organ The Avenue Uniting Church, the Blackburn Post Office, Morton Park cricket field and Blackburn Primary School, while the expansive Blackburn Lake Sanctuary and Kalang Park provide immediate access to bushland recreation. All of this sits within the City of Whitehorse, 16 km east of Melbourne’s CBD, giving Acacia Avenue a leafy suburban lifestyle with strong transport and community amenities.