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Circling what is geographically the centre of Rowville, Dandelion Drive is a road that EVERY resident and most visitors would have driven at least once, if not daily or weekly. Some 4km long, it is a feeder road accessing primary schools, kindergartens, childcare, Rowville Lakes Shopping Centre, corner "Milk Bars", bus stops and exits to Kelletts, Napolean, Taylors lane and Wellington Roads.
A true 'hub' and integral to Rowville liveability.

Entering via gates 'protected' by 2 stylized lions heads, Rosewood Boulevard is initially a tree lined dual carriageway welcoming all who enter Carrington, Lysterfield. Premier residential address, through the roundabout, past acres of reserve and playground, Rosewood Boulevard immediately stamps the grandeur that is Carrington, with impressive homes on both sides of the road.
Feeding traffic to both Heritage Way and Windsor Drive, it also affords an uninterrupted view towards the Dandenong Ranges, whether it be sunrise or bathed in pink at sunset.

Sitting in the shadow of the Dandenong Ranges, Lysterfield offers the pleasure of country living with the convenience of 2 major freeways nearby for easy commute to the centre of Melbourne. Boasting the spectacular Carrington Estate, Lysterfield is home to some of the most prestigious real estate in Knox.
According to Parks Victoria, Lysterfield Park is of the most valuable recreation and conservation areas close to Melbourne. As well as being a beautiful spot to visit, it offers opportunities for walking, horse riding, cycling, swimming and boating.

Situated 26km south-east (approximately 30 minutes drive) from Melbourne's CBD, Rowville is part of the Knox municipality and is well located in respect to both the Monash Freeway and East Link for easy commute. At the 2006 census Rowville had a population of over 34,000. Geographically, Rowville is one of the largest suburbs south-east of Melbourne.
This family orientated suburb boasts excellent schools, parks, community facilities, sporting clubs & an award winning playground. The Rowville Lakes offer year round pleasure whether it be taking a stroll, letting the children play on the playground or having a spot of fishing.

This 10 year old court located just minutes from local schools, shops and Eastlink is a family friendly street with underground power and paved parking bays for visitors. Visit the famous Rowville Lakes and see the ducks while walking your kids to the local school!

Delightful dual lane carriageway lined with established Plane trees akin to an Avenue of Honour leading to the Heart of Rowville. Prestige homes on 1/3 acre allotments make this a grand entrance to everyday Rowville.