Malvern Suburb Profile

The leafy streets and picture-perfect homes of Malvern and Malvern East are a veritable playground for families. In fact, it’s hard to believe that these lush green neighbourhoods are a mere 20-minute drive from the city. What’s not so hard to believe is that once the kids leave home, mum and dad tend to have no intention of following suit. Gardens are perfectly manicured, café culture reigns supreme, and a pet dog is essential. Nowhere is this more evident than in firm local favourite Central Park, where you’ll find everyone from fitness addicts to latte sippers, weekend cricket clubs, and playgroups all enjoying their spot on the grass. 

Buzzing Glenferrie Road is the place to be when it comes to shopping, dining, and mingling, whether it’s indulging in sugary treats from one of the area’s many patisseries or browsing for the latest in chic homewares. Meanwhile, a growing number of wine bars and fine dining options make evenings in Malvern and Malvern East an increasingly sophisticated affair. 

Living in Malvern offers a vibrant lifestyle, with postcode-proud locals enjoying the conveniences of their surroundings. In these busy yet homely neighbourhoods, residents have everything they could ever need, making living in Malvern a truly desirable choice for families. 

Area Features

Parklife

From weekend cricket matches to workout sessions and playground playtime, bustling Central Park is the epicentre of the Malvern/Malvern East lifestyle.

Schools

A number of Melbourne’s most reputable private schools are within the leafy surrounds of Malvern and Malvern East, making this neighbourhood a magnet for young families.

Sugar High

Sweet tooths be warned! Malvern and Malvern East are home to some seriously delectable cake stores and patisseries, drawing in locals and out-of-town visitors alike.

Stately Homes

Driving through these neighbourhoods, you can’t help but marvel at the procession of stately homes. Of particular note is Gascoigne Estate, the grand dame of Malvern East.