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This family of Narre Warren North features a swimming pool, tennis courts, volleyball court, putting green and more.
Narre Warren North is one of Melbourne's most sought-after suburbs this year, with local families admiring the area's 'country feel' despite its proximity to the city. Masu.
Homeowners Veronique and Lincoln are selling their seven-bedroom home at 175-181 Abecket Road as they prepare for warmer weather and move further north, but they bought the home in 2019. Since then, I've loved Narre Warren North's “Beautiful Little Pocket.''
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Mr Lincoln said the suburb is close to everything, whether it's Westfield Shopping Center or right next to national parks and hiking trails.
“You have lines like the Puffing Billy Railway on one side and you can be in the city within 35 to 40 minutes,” he said.
This comes after PropTrack revealed the most in-demand suburbs in 2023, showing what prospective homebuyers are most looking for.
Melbourne's most sought after suburbs
Suburbs – Average number of major inquiries per property
1. Belgrave – 28
2. Ferny Creek – 27
3. Narre Warren North – 25
4. St. Andrews – 24
5. Lynbrook – 24
6. Coolaloo – 24
7. Devon Meadows – 24
8. Selby – 24
9. Craigieburn – 23
10. Wollert – 22
Source: Prop Track
“It's in a very good location, but a lot of suburbs are like that. The difference is that in Narre Warren North you feel like you're in the countryside.”
Families love living at Narre Warren North, and with a pool, tennis court, basketball court, conservatory and electric cart to move everything around, it's easy to see why.
Mr Veronique said the rugged mountain and valley views were also an advantage, and Mr Lincoln added that most visitors were amazed by the views from Arthur's Seat to You Youngs.
While they owned the property, Lincoln and Veronique made extensive modifications to the home, adding tennis, basketball and volleyball courts and a pool, making it a true children's paradise for their six children. Declan (1), Maddie (10), Ashton (12), Tayla (14), Ethan (16), Brandon (18).
outdoor entertainment area.
A great place to relax.
Open plan kitchen and dining area.
Peter Watson, partner at First National Real Estate's Neilson Partners Berwick, said much of the suburban housing was on “half-acre to one-acre blocks”, which was driving demand for the area. He said it has increased its appeal.
The property has a listed price guide of $6 million to $6.6 million.
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