Dingley Village, VIC 3172

This suburb is quiet and family-friendly. However, if you need to use public transport, it is a nightmare. Also not many shopping facilities nearby

So many young families and friendly neighbourhood vibes. Good place to raise a family.

In dingley we have cafes a set of great shops a huge new wollies and we have parkmore down the road we are also 20 mins from chadstone and 20mins from southland when in lockdown we could go for walks and catch with neighbours or go to braeside park for a picnic we are also about 15 mins from the beach at aspendale and i work in chelsea

Dingley Village is the perfect family suburb. ~20km from city with easy access to major arterials, and triangulated by shopping meccas Southland, Chadstone and DFO. The childcare, kinder and primary school are amazing, with Hailebury and Parkdale SC nearby. A beautiful feel, family-friendly, abundance of green wedge, open space and sporting/gym options. Cafes and restaurants are great. No train station is a bonus, keeping out blow-ins and the associated crime.

People who move into Dingley Village will mostly stay there for a long term. Affordable and clean suburb. Cheapest Suburb to get into a good school zone.

Dingley Village is amazing. Close to Mordialloc beach and Braeside Park. Has sporting options for baseball, golf, netball, football, tennis, soccer, skatepark etc. Renovated community centre and library. Great shops and restaurants. Costco, DFO, Bunnings, Aldi, Supa IGA and Woolworths all nearby. Easy drive to Southland, Chaddy and Parkmore shopping centres. Central to Peninsula link (soon to be built Modi bypass), Eastlink, Monash and Nepean Highway. Excellent childcare, kinder and primary schools, with top school Hailebury around the corner. The Hawthorn FC relocation and the new Water Park will really put Dingley on the map so buy now before it's too unaffordable!

I grew up in Dingley, left and lived in Toorak, South Yarra, and various spots in inner Sydney and when looking for our family home we searched high and low through both Sydney and Melbourne for the kind of neighbourhood that I grew up in. It’s one of the only suburbs that hasn’t lost its community driven charm, where you know your neighbours, great schools, great coffee, safety and people who care about the community. We love it here.

A Friendly Suburb with High Quality Houses

Good shops , library, very good schools, good gym, petrol pumps , good play parks for children , footy field, cricket field , tennis court, two golf course , big play grounds , DFO very near, Costco around the corner. Pizza shops , restaurants , Bunnings around the corner , very good suburb for young family