Minton Place
Minton Place Estate
While the hustle and bustle of the Melbourne CBD can be spotted in the distance, Minton Place, a development in the township of Beveridge, 40km north of the city centre, somehow remains a perfectly rural estate. Boasting stunning views of the city and surrounds, this slice of the country life will also be surprisingly connected - an on-site town centre and future train station will bring city convenience, without reducing the peace and tranquillity that buyers are finding so enticing.
100 Minton St, Beveridge VIC 3753, Australia
Match house to land in Minton Place estate
Hollyfield 25
Savoy 35P
Why buy in Minton Place
A connected and convenient slice of the country - that's what Minton Place offers, which is a more than tempting prospect for many Melburnians. The future train station will get residents into the CBD in around 40 minutes, while the estate will also be just one stop or a ten-minute drive from Mickleham, Donnybrook, Merrifield Business Park and the rest of the currently exploding north of Melbourne. And all of this can be secured for some of the lowest prices in the entire city!
Minton Place Suburb Profile
40km north of the Melbourne CBD as the crow flies, as little as 45 minutes by car, Beveridge is a rural locality that is only just realising how desirable its location is. For the longest time this community was known for one thing: being the birthplace of Ned Kelly. While Kelly's childhood home still stands, other more recent additions to the town are stealing some of its limelight. With established communities within an hour of the CBD becoming the hottest of hot property, Beveridge is beginning to experience real population growth, fuelled by estates like Minton Place, Ooranya, Glenmore and Mandalay. With greater headcount comes greater convenience and amenity; shopping, education, healthcare and transport developments are all in the works, and the sprawling Merrifield Business Park, set to add tens of thousands of jobs to the area, is less than 10 minutes south. But don't worry – Beveridge won't be giving up its country charm any time soon.