Cranbourne East, VIC 3977
Suburb within the Casey local government area, part of the Melbourne (Greater) Region in Victoria. Ranked 226th best suburb by locals.
Great for
- Parks and recreation
- Safe and sound
- Clean & green
- Internet access
- Schools
Not great for
- No ratings yet
Who lives here?
- Families With Kids
- Professionals
- Singles
- Retirees
- Fashion Conscious
Reviews of Cranbourne East, VIC
"Great suburb"
Clean and Green. Very safe.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
"Good suburb"
I enjoy living here, it's a good quality suburb with a lot of amentities.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
"Residing in Cranbourne East"
First lived in Adelaide and found the large "country-town" nature of the city very charming.
Then, moved to Albury in NSW which we found even more quaint.
After my retirement, we settled in Cranbourne East in Hunters Green Village which is the best location of all. Lovely community, safe and secure, close to Coles, Woolworths and Aldi and numerous retail shops.
Restaurants and eating places are a bit limited.
The suburb abounds with excellent schools, playing fields, gymnasia, numerous medical centres and chemists, and a well appointed Cranbourne library.
Come visit Hunters Green Village. You will love it just as we do.
Dr Derek Sequeira
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
"When location matters most!"
Located within short distance to schools, shops, daycare centres, medical centre and transport
The local shopping is excellent, highly recommend!
Stacey Kennedy
Leasing Division Manager
Ash Marton Realty
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
"Good place to live, got everything you need"
Primary school is going to open soon, few secondary school around, less than ten minutes to shopping centre and train station. A good place to start or raise a family. House price going up quiet quick.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
Rentals in Cranbourne East
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"excited"
had one weeks vacation in cranbourne east and loved it. now making plans to move away from sydney to live there. i work for a company that allows me to work from home so my job moves with me.. finalising things in nsw hoping to be in vic before easter. the place is so clean and tidy. a number of shopping centres nearby.
nice environment . i didnt find any issues. its safe. vic seems to have more public holidays than other states so thats another plus for vic.
vic here i come.
Who lives here?
- Families with kids
"A good place to live and raise a family."
We have been living in Cranbourne East for few years now. I can surely say that this Suburb has grown a lot.
Developments all across around this area had added to the suburb development.
One things which can be improved a lot is the Cranbourne Train line and its service and roads are getting busier, hence road extensions are a mandatory for serving growing population in this area.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Families with kids
"Poor poor and poor"
This place is disappointing. Extremely! I was working in Queensland for 3 years but after a cyclone hit my husband and I decided to move in Melbourne. So little I knew that I would struggle finding a local job or if not in the same area I would struggle with the public transport as most of the time they seem not to operate. No community feeling at all, no jobs, no transport, not anything. If I start talking about the shops here they are about 5 of them and one shopping mall. I'm in hospitality industry or I was as I can't find the slightest job to do here and this place was my worse decision ever. People are not communicative as cranbourne attracts only one culture in particular. Boring place with no progress and I've been told it was worse 10 years ago! I wouldn't imagine how much more
im moving to cranbourne east away from sydney. been in cranborne east for one week vacation and i loved it. so laid back. theres a number of shopping centres not too far. nice area. clean and green. love love love. as i am with a company that allows me to work from home. i can work interstate therefore my job moves with me and i cannot wait to start living in vic. they seem to have more public holidays than other states. another plus for vic. im sorting out things in nsw first before the big move hoping to be there before easter 2019. melbourne here i come.
hey pennyt2. hope you have found work. cranbourne east is surrounded by a number of shopping centres so dont know why you are complaining. people commenting on this page shouldnt have to tell you theres shops like aldi and woolies etc in the area.. maybe you dont get around enough to see what is around you. you should have done your homework before youve moved there. can you imagine going somewhere youve never been before not knowing what to expect. you have to be around people who are positive or all you will face is negative vibes and disappointment. my niece moved there 2 years ago and found work on a casual basis and has been offered fulltime work. she takes train and bus there and back each day. now with her fulltime hours she could afford a car but to get to the shops and around on weekends. when she goes to work she catches train and bus. so be positive and dont give up easily. all the best and good luck with your search for work. heres hoping youve found one and already working.
A very negative review , would you care to share your personal safety issues? This has always been a safe, family, area with very low crime rate.
"Friendly, Safe, Environment For All Ages"
We love living here in The Hunt Club, the neighbours are great , bus service to the train station, new Hunt Club Village shopping centre with medical centre, Aldi , Woolworths, discount chemist etc.. Great wetland reserve and leafy streets. Easy access to beaches in Frankston and Mornington peninsula, fishing on Westernport bay.Close to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne. Highly regarded Casey Grammar School zone.Casey Sports and recreation centre with swimming pool, health club etc. Cranbourne Races short distance. We have facilities inner suburbs can only dream of.
Great for
- Excellent schools in area
- Casey Race Centre with swimming pool and sports facilities
- Good Shopping in Cranbourne Park
- Affordable house prices
- Clean and green with sustainable estate development
Not great for
- A bit far from the CBD if you work there
- Cranbourne needs a hospital, no A & E facilities
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
- Trendy & Stylish
Reply
Hi Penny , you are upset because you haven't found a job,maybe you should have checked before moving. I hope you find one soon. We don't have cyclones or the horrid, humid weather I experienced in Queensland. We do have good public transport, bus services and trains to the city from Cranbourne station a few minutes from here. We have a new local shopping centre , with Aldi,Woolworths, lotto, cafes, medical centre and pharmacy, the main Cranbourne Park shopping centre has dozens of big stores, Target, K Mart, Coles etc it is only a short distance (around 1km). Boring? well we are only an outer suburb of Melbourne and have lovely parks, Royal Botanic gardens, a great racecourse,schools , Chisholm TAFE and Casey library, swimming centre etc. Most people here are happy, boredom is a state of mind after all.