Murrumbeena Place

Village Address with Convenience 

Murrumbeena Place stands out as a village address for buyers who want the train at the door, an established inner-south street, and ground-level life in one location.

Village living
The development sits at 473 Neerim Road, Murrumbeena — about 12 kilometres south-east of Melbourne’s CBD. Designed by Fieldwork for MAKE, with landscape by Mala, the buildings take their cue from the suburb’s shopfronts rather than from a tower typology. Homes sit above a quieter, landscaped street grain: breezeways, a pocket plaza, and a protected heritage oak.

Steps to Murrumbeena Station
Murrumbeena Station is a short walk from the front door. The Cranbourne and Pakenham lines run into the city without a change of mode at the station itself. Daily movement is on foot first, then rail.

Retail on the street
Ground level is planned as village frontage — arcades, cafés and local retail opening onto Neerim Road — so the building meets the high street instead of turning its back on it. Chadstone is close; the day-to-day grain is the suburb itself.

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Established south-east
Murrumbeena is already a lived-in inner-south suburb, not a greenfield release. The hold is the station, the street, and a precinct that is already walking distance to parks, schools and local shops.

Artist impression. Not an offer. Overseas purchase of Australian property has extra rules, including FIRB. Current availability sits in a private briefing.