Deer Park, VIC 3023

Close to everything.
Restaurants, station, clinic, schools, church, shopping centre, close to Hume turn off, close to westgate turnoff, Ballarat Road close by too. Easy travel to CBD. So much more to mention. Do the homework. Quiet and simply a beautiful place to bring up the family . Great place to invest fo the future, especially if you're lucky enough to purchase in a zone 1 area.
I certainly love living here.

This area is evolving fast! Live in New Deer Park (south of Deer Park train station). Houses here look new, neighborhood is quiet and safe. Lots of young families with kids, friendly elderly Vietnamese and young Aussie couples walking dogs. Lots of parks, trees, security cameras as well as speed bumps/roundabouts that stop people from hooning or driving unsafely. Area is getting a completely new Deer Park train station due in 2025. Google it, it looks amazing.

Deer park has no crime and is very family freindly as i have lived here for 35 years. The area is pumping with developments as it is within the middle city ring, great schools, great tramsport and good shopping centre.
The most desired location in Deer park is the deer park shopping centre zone (Neale rd)

Deer Park has a lot of potential factors to become the good place to live.

We had a lot of young couple with kids in the area. They are friendly and good.
We can go to the city via Western Freeway for about 18mins (calculate a few time with Tom Tom navigation) and less traffic. You can live closer to Melbourne but it will take more time to go to the city CBD than Deer Park.
you want to go to the beach ? How does 15mins to Altona beach sound ?
Schools are good and they have a lot of education facilities as well as big play ground.
Shopping are built continuously. They keep develop all the shopping centres / stores which is needed in place.

Deer Park is the new area, a peaceful place to live. It close to Western Freeway which takes you 25 mins to the city. If you are shopping lover, you can go to HighPoint and DFO Essendon. They are about 20min from Deer Park without any traffic.
In Summer, I can go to Altona beach which is just 15 mins away.
That's all what I need, quiet place, so many parks, childcare, gym & fitness, easy access to Western Freeway.
Of course, this suburb need more entertainment facilities like coffee shops, restaurants, a shopping center.
But for a family, this place is great.

I have lived in Deer Park almost 4 years and grew up in the western suburbs. The proximity to the city is great, 20-25 mins going by the Ring Road, Ballarat Road or Calder Hwy. Its also an easy jumping point to Ballarat and Geelong being so close to Western and Princess Hwys.

In the old Deer Park neighbourhood around Millbank Drive the Kororoit Creek bike/walking track is a great place to walk and is well maintained with playgrounds, seats and footbridges. The house blocks are bigger and houses are the well made old brick style and some streets have cute old weatherboard houses perfect for doing up. I walk my dog around and there are always friendly people to chat too and many retirees at home during the day giving it a safe and old style neighbourhood feel. My neighbours on both sides take turns bringing my bins in!

The shopping is easy, within a stones throw you have Brimbank Central, Cairnlea shopping Centre, and Ballarat Road strip shops. Within 10- 15mins drive you have Su

I have been living here in past 6 months, not a bad suburb. Close to the city; takes less than 1/2hr to get there by train or car.

Downside is, hard to find good restaurants and cafes around. The shopping strip along Ballarat Rd needs some attention. Sort of boring shops. Also lack of entertainment and recreational facilities.

Not many large trees beside streets, it is good to have some trees to avoid scorching heat in the summer.
If the council and the community recognise deficiencies and develop the area, there will capital growth for sure.

Very happy with Deer Park, nice neighbors on my street. Kunat St & Leila St & Quin Estate are the premium areas of the suburb

I have 2 IGA and 2 Coles supermarkets with 700meters of my house.

Takes me only 15min to get to the city from the by-pass.

People look after there homes and development is happening in the area.

New bunnings is been built now.

Still affordable but not for too long

Lived there for 7 years, worst place I've lived in. At night its common to hear sirens, on my street there were three drug busts, a lot of junkies live there and you do not feel safe 'just going for a walk'. They've extended Deer Park apparently the newer part is okay, seems nice. But cross those rail lines towards the old Deer Park and it just feels horrible. Hoons everywhere.

Since expanding to beyond the railway line, Deer Park has become home to a multitude of diverse residents. There are numerous parks scattered throughout along with schools, doctors and grocery stores. The centralised railway line makes getting around easy, however if you choose to drive you will find the new bypass provides a 15 minute commute to the city with minimal traffic. Deer Park also has a sense of community rarely seen today.

I have lived in Deer Park for over 15 years, it is an area that has a huge amount of services, it provides schools, kindergartens and various medical centres.
It has the lowest crime rate in the Brimbank district and has a great family atmosphere.
Property prices and rents has continually risen and houses sell on average with a fortnight.
Give Deer Park a shot!!

Not a bad suburb to live in. I have a couple of friends who live there and they are happy with the location