Moonee Ponds Suburb Profile 

The crown jewel of the Moonee Valley, living in Moonee Ponds offers an evolution more impressive than most. Home to the iconic Queens Park, Moonee Ponds itself has developed into a mini entertainment and lifestyle metropolis and Melburnians are paying attention. Period homes stand among beautiful parkland and a myriad of city amenities, enticing families and young professionals alike. Keep yourself fed and watered along Puckle Street with its eclectic band of eateries ready to satisfy every craving. Whether you want to devour your weight in dumplings or are in serious need of a little hair of the dog, Moonee Ponds has got your back. 

For the savvy shopper, save yourself the tram ride to neighbouring vintage hotspots because you’ll find a treasure trove of pre-loved goodies on the racks of the area’s primo charity shops. 

Outdoor enthusiasts do not be deterred by its proximity to the city. With the beautiful Maribyrnong River and landmark Queens Park within its borders, the fresh air hits different when living in Moonee Ponds. But when the city calls, you have your pick of direct public transport options ready and waiting that will have you there in under 30 minutes. 

Area Features

Green Spaces

Adding to the area’s family-friendly credentials are its bountiful green spaces. The glorious Queens Park offers a tranquil oasis housing an abundance of native and exotic trees. For bike trails, walking tracks, or lakeside hangs, head straight to Maribyrnong River.

Puckle Street

Whether it’s coffee and a bountiful brunch or an easy afternoon of window shopping – this thriving street is the centre of all activity in Moonee Ponds.

Heritage Homes

From 19th century Victorians to 20^th century Edwardians and Californian Bungalows, the leafy streets of Moonee Ponds ooze historic charm. For those looking to add their touch, you’ll still find a fixer-upper here.