Mulgrave, VIC 3170

Great suburb for school and shopping

Mulgrave has some nice houses, but is now unaffordable for the average buyer.
If you are looking at Mulgrave as an option, the smart & savvy buyer should strongly consider looking next door! Noble Park North is a safe, family friendly suburb with M1 and M3 freeways, Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre and excellent schools. Ignore the "Noble Park" part of the title, this area is going to boom right now! Excellent public transport.

Beautiful place to live. Beautiful parks near by. Very refreshing area.The suburb is green, peaceful, very safe and in a very good location if you need to travel by M1, M3, Springvale road or Wellington road. Few minutes away from Monash University, waverely park shopping center, The Glen, M-City, Springvale Home Maker centre with Ikea, Dandenong Market, Springvale Market

The suburb has everything to offer: good schools, shopping, park, close proximity to freeway and M3 everything at a very reasonable price.

Where is the centre of Mulgrave? There isn't one. With the massive freeway bisecting it Mulgrave has about 5 segments all quite different. However as a place to live in Melbourne it is convenient, if you use a car, and close to some good vibrant areas, shopping malls all over the place and the massive Jells Park. I enjoy living here but if you are looking for a place with a unique, distinctive character you wont find it in Mulgrave. Plenty of bus routes but no train line.

Great lifestyle and living multicultural Springvale cemetery close by so if you’re afraid of ghosts be wary. Good schools and close to the city parks Ringwood southland M city IKEA chadstone sexy land.. safe at night

Dream suburb to live and send kids school in the area. Mulgrave is great suburb for schools or shopping. With huge developing in Glen it's give Mulgrave a big buffer on price and great suburb to invest in.

We moved to Mulgrave 4 years ago and love it. The suburb is green, peaceful, very safe and in a very good location if you need to travel by M1, M3, Springvale road or Wellington road. Few minutes away from Monash University, The Glen, M-City, Springvale Home Maker centre with Ikea, Dandenong Market, Springvale Market, Compared to other expensive and crowded suburbs around like Wheelers Hill, Clayton or Glen Waverley, the house price is still very affordable while you still have access to all amenities you need with 2 good size shopping centres, 3 local shopping strips , 5 good schools and 2 medical clinics.

Mulgrave has some nice houses, but is now unaffordable for the average buyer.
If you are looking at a safe, family friendly suburb with M1 and M3 freeways, Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre and excellent schools, Noble Park North is the perfect suburb! Ignore the "Noble Park" part of the title, this area is going to boom once people realise the potential. Excellent public transport. If you are looking at Mulgrave as an option, the smart & savvy buyer should strongly consider looking next door!

Lived in Mulgrave for a few years. House was built in the 1960s. You get a lot of that in the older parts towards Springvale Rd. A lot of Olympic orange/yellow brick homes, not the most esthetically pleasant homes but I guess that was the style back then. Most front yards a well maintained. The oldies that lived in the area from the early days a pretty nice. The newer people tend to be young families and uni students.
Waverley Parks got a good vibe to it for the development that it is. Good restaurants there to.
You’re near Monash uni Clayton, Monash Fwy and Eastlink. A lot of good schools, a lot of bus routes to get you to the station. Huntingdale, Springvale , Westall and Clayton aren’t too far away but there’s no line that passes through Mulgrave.
Good parks, close to a lot of shops. Strangely I find that there’s a lot of bottle shops... if you like Asian food Spingvalle and Glenny are like a 10min drive. Then give yourself like 15 minutes on top to find parking.
Overall pretty good place to live.