Rosebud, VIC 3939

You’ll be super lucky to have house on rent if you are an immigrant. I got rejections for all the properties I have applied for (14 properties) , even I offered 3 months rent upfront for all the properties . We are a couple and earning $160000/year . At the time of inspection everybody look at you like you are from different planet including property managers. You’ll have a feeling that they don’t want you to be there.

I've lived here in Rosebud for 5 years it's a nice little town but can be a bit dangerous there has been 4 or 5 shootings that I've heard about an off duty ambulance woman got stabbed putting her baby in the car after getting dinner and ive heard of a few other stabbings but overall it's a nice town to me cause I can hold my own and protect mine if you are weak hearted you best stay away from here

Rosebud is a wonderful place to raise a young family. Plenty of primary and secondary schools, wonderful Plaza with Target and Kmart, fantastic strip shopping with great coffee shops, delis, butchers, clothes shops, bars, the Rosebud Hotel and the Rosebud Pier and state of the art Playground. 2 x Woolies, Coles. Wonderful position, quick drive to Mornington or Sorrento and everything in between like Dromana (phwoar the new restaurants there are A.m.a.z.i.n.g) and Red Hill as you are right in the middle. Check out The Pier, Rosebud Hotel, Jetty Cafe, Bang Bang Pizza, The Milbri, Zarb & Ru. live in The Avenues and it is silent at night and you can leave the car at home and walk everywhere, shops and beach 500m away! Full of retirees, young families making the move and holiday houses that are mostly empty. We have Magpies warble at our door, a view to Mt Arthur and 500m to the beach, the shops, great doctors, a Hospital around the corner. Everything you need!! And the Sea, the beautiful outstretching sea that turns a million colours and a million moods every day of the year.

Rosebud is enjoying a new era of popularity in the real estate market. It’s a vibrant town, just past McCrea with excellent infrastructure for families and downsizers. The median house price sits at $603,000, up from $580,000 on the same time last year. Older styled historical beach shacks are making way for new restorations as more sea changers choose the peninsula as their enduring home.

Rosebud shops are filled with brand supermarkets, Rosebud Secondary School is a thriving community, primary schools are well regarded and bus routes up and down the peninsula allows for easy access to Mornington and Frankston or south to Sorrento and Portsea.

A recent change to planning laws is having an impact on new development, which is not such a bad thing. Reducing the footprint of small blocks used as dual occupancy, by increasing the size to a minimum of 450sqm with a reserve of 35% garden is a long-term strategy maintaining the aesthetic quality of this up and coming location.

It's a growing community, the infrastructure is set, the freeways are all built, and the beaches are clean. Its a great place to move to, away from the city.

The cost of rental properties are ridiculous. An associate rents brand new apartment in carrum downs for the same that I pay for an unrenivated house built in 1962. Traffic is horrendous over summer do to point Nepean road going to 1 lane after capel sands. Extremely poor public transport to frankston takes 1.5 hours from rosebud on the slow bus. On the up side very safe, wonderful residents, businesses that know you by name. Exellent resources for people that are doing it hard. Some great nursing homes, lovely beaches but overpriced restaurants. Thumbs up for the nab, Danny wongs chemist and the local aldis in rosebud.

Rosebud South is on the hill - going up Waterfall Gully Road, beautiful peaceful environment. Air extremely clean, and the birds here are magical - beautiful Rosella of many colours, pink and grey birds, great magpies all make the area a magical place. Houses us here are all well cared for and I must say that everyone making sure that there properties are kept looking magical. Bus goes along Goolgowie Street and down the Waterfall Gully Road so great area to get on a bus and travel down to Dromana or to shops. Shire has a Dial a bus program that goes around here every Tuesday for $1.00 that takes people to the shops ot to their appointments - great service. Mornington Peninsula Shire are busy making sure that the roads and footpaths are accessible for everyone. Beach close by and so are the great eating areas as well as the lovely Red Hill and Main Ridge wineries. Great place to rear your children and to have a great place to live, close to main areas to get you into the city.