John A L

Eaglemont is a suburb I feel privileged to call home. Living on The Eyrie, I’m greeted each day by the soft rustling of plane trees and views that make it feel like a peaceful retreat. Yet, it’s wonderfully connected—Eaglemont Village, with its cozy cafes and friendly shopkeepers, is just a short stroll away, and the train makes city trips effortless.

On evening walks, I often wander down Charlton Road, where the beautifully preserved homes and lush gardens create a sense of timeless charm. It’s a quiet, tucked-away street that feels like a perfect reflection of what makes Eaglemont special. The Righi, with its wide nature strips and graceful elm trees, offers a different energy—calm yet evolving, blending heritage with new life. Each street in Eaglemont has its own character, but together they create a suburb that’s not just a place to live, but a place to belong.