Buyer’s Agent Blackburn, 3130.

Blackburn is renowned for its leafy, established character, with tree-lined streets and pockets of natural bushland giving it a quieter, more organic feel than many surrounding suburbs.

The property mix reflects this heritage — charming Arts and Crafts and Californian bungalow homes from the early-to-mid 1900s, solid brick veneer houses from the 1960s and 70s on larger blocks, and a scattering of architect-designed contemporary builds replacing older stock.

There are also townhouses and units near Blackburn station and the Blackburn shopping village, offering a lower-maintenance option for those wanting to stay close to the suburb’s cafes and boutique shops.

Buyers might be choosing between a period home near Blackburn Lake Sanctuary, a family house close to Blackburn High School, or a townhouse walking distance from the train line. Its combination of green space, strong schools, and easy access to the Eastern Freeway and Box Hill makes Blackburn a consistently sought-after suburb for families and professionals alike.

Given how much variety is on offer, and how rarely most of us go through a property purchase, many buyers choose to work with a Buyers Advocate or Buyers Agent to help navigate it. Whether it’s dealing with agents, comparing properties, or simply figuring out whether the price stacks up, our Buyer’s Advocates can manage as much — or as little — of the process as you need.

A word from Mark Ribarsky, founder of Wise Real Estate Advice (est. 2014).

Mark is a fully licensed real estate agent and our lead buyer’s agent. With experience as a selling agent, property developer, and owner of Property Managers Melb, he brings a well-rounded perspective and deep industry knowledge.

About Blackburn, Blackburn North & Blackburn South

 

The origin name is still not certain, however it may have been named by James Blackburn or an early settler.

Blackburn is located 17km east of Melbourne city, providing a family lifestyle without the urban rush.

The suburb is a great area for families with an abundance of sporting facilities and schools, and some amazing bushland parks like Blackburn Lake Sanctuary, with its indigenous plants, walking tracks, wetlands and community events.

It’s a perfect spot for families, older and established couples and singles who want to experience the Blackburn lifestyle of visiting the Blackburn Lake Sanctuary or Blackburn Creek lands Park, then wind down (or wind up) with a cup o’ joe at Nuts About Coffee.

Shopping at North Blackburn Shopping Centre or nearby Forest Hill Chase is uber convenient and while there’s no shortage of excellent restaurants in Blackburn, Box Hill is right next door.

Sprawling homes on bush-landscape blocks in Blackburn, range from architect-designed luxury homes to more modest, charming post-war houses and classic 1970s rumpus room family dwellings with space for everyone. Contemporary double- and single-storey townhouses, and smart new apartment developments are also starting to sprout in the area, especially on Whitehorse Road.

Distance to Melbourne: 17km East of Melbourne.

Public Transport: Trains, Trams & Buses.

Number Of Schools: 4

Access to Free Ways: Eastlink Freeway.

Homes: period homes – some Deco, some weatherboard, many renovated with heritage gardens, new low rise apartment blocks.

Surrounding suburbs: Box Hill, Box Hill South, Box Hill North, Burwood East, Nunawading, Blackburn North, Forest Hill, Vermont. Blackburn is located in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. 

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