Clyde North, VIC 3978

If you've ever wanted to move to India don't bother, just move to Clyde North. You,ll get the same experience as Mumbai, but without the infrastructure and half its population, and a very high crime rate to go with it.

You get what you pay for. One of the cheapest suburbs in Melbourne and once living here you will know why. Worse traffic in victoria. Clyde road makes Hoddle street look like a express lane. Don't be surprised with a 2 hour trip to get home from the cbd, oh and forget public transport there isn't any. Slapped together houses built on swamplands. Forget making calls as there's 0 reception, which is not only frustrating but also dangerous due to High crime rates.

The location is certainly great! Peaceful and friendly neighbourhood to live in. Developing fast and waiting for the future to be developed even more. I couldn't be happier!

Clyde North is an excellent suburb with shopping centres nearby, and schools around the corner, a few are st peters college, st francis xavier college, graylings primary,hillcrest college and much more! The liveability is very good and there are also playgrounds galore with a reserve pretty much everywhere. Its great for first homebuyers and young families. Estates I'd recommend are Berwick Waters,(Best estate in Clyde North, but is a bit pricey), Circa Estate, Bloom Estate, Meridian Estate, or the Aspen Estate. Although the Meridian and Bloom Estate, do have a problem with hoons and bad drivers,(which I hope gets fixed soon.) those estates are the best one for the value with lots selling for around 300k, and a shopping centre next to it which equips aldi, bunnings,a gym, and a pet stock, I'd highly recommend it, it also has different shops in it's 'industrial site'. However Circa estate is the best value if you want to be really close to your local school.

Have been living here for a while and really loving the suburb. It’s developing but has all we need like shops, parks and some really good grammar and catholic schools around which is will help it grow faster. 30 mins drive to Frankston and easy connection to east gippsland highway and other holidays spots is a plus point.

Lived here for almost 2 years and it's truly developing into such a family friendly community. Neighbours all look after eachother, the suburb is looking very trendy and as new shops are opening, more parks and schools are coming along, it's truly going to be a hotspot in the South East! We've got all the necessary amenities within a 10min drive, definitely very lucky!!

There's a lot to love about the lifestyle here, close to shops, parks and public transport. Alot of new home builds in this suburb, new shopping complexes and schools constantly being built. Brilliant!

Stacey Kennedy
Leasing Division Manager
Ash Marton Realty

I’ve been living in Clyde for a good amount of time and throughout the years it just gets better and better. I did some research on the upcoming estates and seeing the amounts of town centres and areas for community interaction whilst maintaining a fair amount of green and wetland scenery, and it just amazes me. Since it is a pretty new area, the roads are still undergoing development but CN’s future is looking bright and exciting, can’t wait!

Friendly community with lot of potential. 2 train stations , lot of public and private school on the construction plans . It’s good for new families who want their foot on the housing market .
Lots of green / wetlands / shopping /hospitals ; only drawback is some roads are under construction but for good .

I live in Delaray Estate and the surrounding neighbourhoods are very friendly, helpful and care for each other. Although some petty crimes in the area, am proud to live here because my neighbours and I are always on the lookout for each other. The clubhouse is amazing and the newly completed wetland is just so beautiful. There are good schools and supermarkets nearby but I am hoping for a better traffic situation on the main Clyde road soon.

Very fast growing and developing rapidly! Has a lot to offer for both home buyers and investors/renters.
Lots of parks and shopping centres close by.

No nearby public transport, the nearest train station is around 8-10 km away. Worst around the Thompson Road, as traffic is bad during weekday.

No supermarket within 5-10 km depends on where you stay. The road is badly maintain.

Not recommend for family with children and people who need to travel for work

If you are looking for a brand new, new location this is it. You won't find a better place anywhere else

I want to live in Clyde North. The suburb is ideally located to many of Melbourne's shops, attractions and hospital. There are lots of good schools in the area. And traffic is not as bad. Unfortunately, I have experienced two crime incidents. The first was an Appliance was stolen while my home was nearing completion. And second was a near break-in attempt into my home via back entry. This broke my confidence in living in this suburb.

I'm living here for a couple of years now and I'm amazed to see the amount of development happening around here. This will be one of the top suburbs in Melbourne

This is a great suburb that allows proper suburban living. It is well positioned for a young family with primary schools and high schools on offer as well as lots of park and recreation spaces. With the new estates they bring lots of small to medium shopping centers as well as restaurants and cafes which is very convenient.

Clyde north is a very desirable location to live in. Perfect place to raise a young family. Close to shops and public transport. Close to good schools

Clyde north is a up coming suburb which is located just below Berwick. Berwick is called the Toorak of the west so clyde north shares a part of that title and share the amenities of berwick.
Schools, hospitals, Parks, Transport and even shopping centers are just hands reach.
Plenty of hwy options Monash fwy. south gippsland hwy, east link

There is so much greenery comparing to the north and west, loving it.