Oak Park, VIC 3046

I’ve called Oak Park home for the past 7 years. It’s a friendly suburb with beautiful parks, convenient transport, and lovely cafes. Perfect for a comfortable, connected living.

Lived in oak park for over 10 years.
Close to CBD (20 mins drive)
Great neighborhood
Nice Parks

I have been living in oak park close to the station for the last 4 years. It’s a FANTASTIC suburb. I couldn’t have chosen a better area to buy. Easy shopping, 11 k to the city ang close to M2 and airport! Loving it

Oak park is a hidden gem in northern suburb . With nice access to airport and CBD. Has lots of cricket parks and access to Bike trail
With transport so closely located, local shops that is just around the corner. AlsoSits within the Strathmore Secondary School Zone and Aquatic park.

We Recently bought a town house in Oak park its a hidden gem. Amazing acces to airport , trains and Citylink.
Its very safe and has 5 min drive to DFO , cafes and other things. Its very safe I would highly recommend it.

recently moved to Oak Park and its been a great place to live. Friendly neighbours, easy access to the train and freeways, and still close to the city!

Oak Park is a fantastic suburb.
- Great for kids.
- Loads of parks.
- Great schools.

We moved to Oak Park in August 2017 from Brunswick West, only 10mins North of Brunswick.
Friendly neighbors, Quiet streets, easy/close access to freeway, 10 min walk to train station, bus stop 2 min walk, 15 min walk to Pascoe Vale Cafes and pub.
3 primary schools all in 5 min walking distant.
a great cafe is also 5 min walk.
Big blocks of land if you can get in before investors.. Townhouses are going up everywhere!
We love Oak Park.

We moved to Oak Park from North Melbourne in December 2015. Oak Park is a quiet, pleasant family-oriented suburb. The suburb has a few different zones. West of Pascoe Vale Road tends to have bigger blocks and single dwellings. The zoning in this part of the suburb makes it harder for developers to build town houses. The south-east corner east of Pascoe Vale Road and around Devon Road tends to have smaller blocks, more townhouses going up all the time and more rental properties. The north-east corner close to Northern Golf Course has bigger blocks and more single dwellings than the south-east corner. The original housing stock is mostly 1960s and 1970s family homes, roughly half of them weatherboard and half of them brick. There is a long belt of parkland along the western edge, including a big public swimming pool on Pascoe Vale Road which the Council is planning to redevelop. There isn't much in the way of shopping, although Snell Grove (near the train station) has all the basics - bank, post office, supermarket, fish and chips. There is no nightlife to speak of, not even a pub. The little shopping strip on Winifred Street on the western side of the suburb has the area's first hipster café, called Frances Winifred. It is excellent - great coffee, great food. Childcare was surprisingly easy to arrange (a big shock for us after the long struggle to get places in North Melbourne) and people speak highly of the local primary schools (one state, one Catholic). Transport is very good. Pascoe Vale Road has easy access to the Tullamarine Freeway. The train station is on the Craigieburn line, which has services about every six minutes in peak hour. The train takes about 30 minutes to the CBD, and you can even get a seat in peak hour. All in all we're very happy we bought here, and I suspect property prices are only going to rise as more people discover it.