Burwood Suburb Profile

A melting pot of cultures, cuisines, and connectivity, Burwood has an alluring presence. Striking the perfect balance of suburban ease and city convenience, there’s a lot more to living in Burwood than meets the eye. Bisecting Burwood Highway and Toorak Road is an enviable assortment of international eateries, bustling coffee haunts, and specialty shops that give locals little reason to leave. For some of the city’s best Asian cuisine, head to nearby Glen Waverley and Box Hill. While undeniably family-friendly, the beauty of living in Burwood isn’t just for the settled. Deakin University brings a welcomed youthfulness to the area with energetic students drawn to the ease of living minutes from campus. City commuters are spoilt for choice with two tram lines, bus services, and the Camberwell Railway Station offering express trains into the city close by. No stranger to a block party and neighbourly soirees, Burwood’s quiet, tree-lined streets boast a mix of renovated family abodes and fixer-uppers ready to be transformed into dream homes. In the midst of it all is Gardiners Creek offering up a stunning green space where families picnic or take a leisurely stroll on weekends. 

Area Features

Green Spaces

A weekend favourite, Gardiners Creek is the perfect spot to kickback on sunny days. Complete with bike and walking trails, Gardiners Creek is a favourite of outdoorsy locals looking to stretch their legs and get some fresh air.

Global Eats

When it comes to dining out, Burwood’s international line-up will satisfy any craving. Asian and European cuisines dominate the casual eateries and upscale dining establishments that line Burwood Highway and its surrounding streets. Neighbouring suburbs Camberwell and Box Hill broaden the scope with trendy cafes, bars and authentic Asian fare.

Schools

Burwood boasts a number of highly sought-after schools that attract families of all ages – Presbyterian Ladies College, and the expansive grounds of Deakin University are among the ranks.