Glen Huntly offers a distinctly inner-suburban feel, wedged between Caulfield, Carnegie, and Elsternwick, with a character shaped by its village-style shopping strip and easy access to public transport.
The property mix reflects its age and location — Victorian and Edwardian weatherboard and brick homes on modest blocks, art deco apartment buildings from the 1930s and 40s scattered throughout, and a growing number of townhouse and low-rise unit developments as older properties are subdivided closer to Glen Huntly station.
Buyers might be weighing up a period cottage near Booran Reserve, an art deco apartment within walking distance of the Glen Huntly Road shops and cafes, or a newer townhouse close to the train line for an easy commute into the city.
Its proximity to Caulfield Racecourse, Monash University’s Caulfield campus, and the broader Carnegie and Elsternwick shopping precincts makes Glen Huntly a popular choice for young professionals, investors, and downsizers wanting inner-city convenience without the inner-city price tag.











