Melbourne Suburb Luxury Living
The Residences at Keilor Downs is an outstanding investment and lifestyle opportunity, just 17 km away from the Melbourne CBD. This boutique and low-density development features a select handful of townhouses with car parks and high quality inclusions.
Keilor Downs is perfectly located, with everything from convenient transport connections, to a great selection of leisure and retail offerings, within close reach.
Bus and train stations are within walking distance from The Residences, while St Albans Leisure Centre and Sunshine Leisure Centre provide great varieties of activities such as gymnasium, indoor and outdoor pools and group fitness classes. The Residences is also closely located to universities, schools and hospitals.
Avid or budding golfers can choose to head for the lush fairways and greens of the Keilor Public Golf Course and Sunshine Golf Course.
Project & Investment Highlights
- 14 mins walk to Keilor Plains Train Station
- 12 mins by bike to Victoria University
- 15 mins drive to Melbourne Airport
- 20 min drive to Melbourne CBD
- Rental assurance at 4% for 1 year
- 10% downpayment
- Strong population growth – Brimbank expectedto grow 10.2% by 2031
- From AUD 680k
- Completion end 2019
About Brimbank, Melbourne
Brimbank is the second largest municipality in Melbourne and the largest in the Western Region. The City of Brimbank is located in the heart of Melbourne’s West, covering Sunshine, St Albans, Keilor, Keilor Downs, Deer Park, and Sydenham – Brimbank is only 11 km from Melbourne’s CBD at its closest point.
Brimbank has a number of important institutions including the Sunshine Hospital and the St Albans campus of the Victoria University of Technology. It is currently experiencing strong residential and commercial development, and growth is expected to continue.
The population change for the City of Brimbank is forecast to have a net increase of 22,902 people for the period from 2017 to 2031, and the number of dwellings in the City of Brimbank is forecast to grow from 66,240 in 2011 to 75,608 in 2026. (Source: ABS)
