A well-proportioned two-bedroom townhome across three considered levels, in one of Knox's most established, tightly-held suburbs, the kind of address people move to and stay in for decades.
The Layout
2 bedrooms, 1 multi-purpose room, 3 bathrooms, 1 car garage
Total floor area: 109.31m² (11.77 SQ) across three levels, plus balcony and garage for a total of 124.31m² (13.38 SQ)
Ground floor: Private entry, garage (3.5m x 6.0m) with internal access, dedicated storage, and a multi-purpose room suited to a home office or guest space
First floor: Open-plan kitchen with walk-in pantry, dining and lounge, a powder room, and a north-facing balcony for outdoor living
Second floor: Two bedrooms, both with built-in robes, Bedroom 1 with its own ensuite, plus a family bathroom
Why This One Works
Wantirna sits around 24km east of the Melbourne CBD, in the City of Knox, an established suburb built out through the 1970s and 80s that's stayed tightly held ever since. There's no train station in the suburb itself, EastLink is the main transport artery, with bus connections from Westfield Knox running to Boronia and Ringwood stations, and direct services to Mitcham and Glen Waverley too.
What Wantirna genuinely has on its doorstep is hard to match: Westfield Knox, currently mid-way through a $355 million redevelopment, and Knox Private Hospital, both minutes away. Koomba Park adds 92 hectares of native bushland right within the suburb, running along Dandenong Creek, and there's a strong run of local schools including Wantirna Secondary College and The Knox School. Ringwood's Eastland shopping and dining precinct is an easy 8-minute drive for anyone wanting more options.
Median house values here sit around $1.191.2 million with steady annual growth, tightly held stock in an owner-occupier-dominated market, this is a townhome release aimed at buyers who want established-suburb amenity without established-suburb prices.
