Browse property in Hurstbridge

Overview

Nestled 28 km north‑east of Melbourne’s CBD, Hurstbridge is a small township of 3,554 residents (2021 Census) that blends country charm with city convenience. The community is a colourful mix of families, artists and musicians, supported by more than 60 local businesses, artisan shops, cafés and the annual Wattle Festival that lights up the Diamond Creek in August. Nearby parks, wineries, farmers’ markets and walking tracks add to a lifestyle that balances outdoor recreation with a strong local culture.

Hurstbridge is serviced by a regular train line to Melbourne’s CBD and the 2022 extension of the Diamond Creek Trail, offering seamless cycling and walking routes. Housing is overwhelmingly detached (96.9% of dwellings) with a modest proportion of semi‑detached homes, reflecting a spacious residential feel. Amenities include Hurstbridge Primary School, a historic post office, a community hub with a library and basketball stadium, as well as sporting clubs for football, netball, cricket and basketball, all within walking distance of the station and local parks.

Region type mix: Metro 100%.