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Red Hill Suburb Profile

Just an hour’s drive from Melbourne, a charming country town awaits. Red Hill has quickly become one of the most sought-after suburbs for holidaymakers and residents alike, thanks to its stellar wineries, exclusive restaurant scene, beautiful beaches, large, tree-lined streets, and quality lifestyle. Life here is all about grabbing the good stuff with both hands.
Red Hill Suburb Profile
Living in Red Hill
The Locals 

Welcome to wine country! Named after the rich red soil that coloured the region, Red Hill is famed for its award-winning vineyards, dramatic surf beaches, and beautiful sandy bay beaches. Red Hill is a mecca for delicious dining where locals enjoy the finest in Victoria’s local food and drink scene. Indulge in a mouthwatering slice of wine bread at Red Hill Bakery, go truffle hunting at Red Hill Truffles before being blown away by the farm-to-table food at Tedesca.
 

If wine is your love language, you’re in for a treat. The region boasts around 50 wineries and produces 200 premium wines from the area. Residents and visitors often partake in wine tastings and leisurely strolls through the picturesque vineyards, creating a delightful balance of relaxation and indulgence.
Red Hill’s coastline is nothing short of spectacular, and with over 40 kilometres of surf beaches, everyone from beginner to experienced surfers can take advantage of this glorious stretch of ocean. Locals make the most of the stunning coastal walks, which showcase the dazzling views of Phillip Island, dramatic clifftops, and, if you’re lucky, koalas, kookaburras, and king parrots.
 

With a population of just 1,009, living in Red Hill offers the perfect place to live for those seeking a more subdued yet sophisticated lifestyle. The town attracts a mix of residents, from young families to retirees. Property options are equally appealing, with tree-lined streets, large lots, and classic timber homes and cottages on the market.

The community is close and bands together at regular events, like the famous Red Hill Community Market, which is held on the first Saturday of the month from September until May. Expect to find one-of-a-kind products and crafts made by emerging artists and taste mouthwatering local foods.
In terms of schools, Red Hill Consolidated School caters from Foundation through to year six, and it’s close to other respected institutions like Toorak College, a private co-ed primary and high school, and Peninsula Grammar, a co-ed private high school.
If you’re a foodie and a nature lover, then Red Hill will not disappoint. Life here unfolds slower, fostering a sense of community, connection, and a deep appreciation for the natural beauty surrounding this enchanting pocket on the Mornington Peninsula. 

Living in Red Hill, you’ll quickly discover the peaceful, welcoming atmosphere that makes this charming area one of the Peninsula’s most desirable locations. 

Area Features

World-Class Wineries

Immerse yourself in the beauty of lush vineyards and world-class wineries, where weekends are filled with wine tastings, scenic views, and a thriving foodie scene.

Peaceful Pace

Experience the perfect marriage of tranquility and rural charm, providing a chilled escape from city life without compromising on modern conveniences.

Community Spirit

Engage in a close-knit community where local events and markets celebrate the rich offerings of Red Hill, fostering connections among residents and creating a vibrant social scene.

Outdoor Activities

Embrace an active lifestyle surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and beautiful beaches with access to hiking trails, national parks, and coastal views that cater to nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, making every day an adventure in Red Hill.

With so many outdoor activities, like dozens of walking trails, bike tracks, or horse riding, Red Hill is popular with families, professionals, and retirees looking to escape city life. Residents are often nature enthusiasts drawn to the region’s vineyards and outdoor activities. The community fosters a welcoming atmosphere, embracing a blend of rural and contemporary living. According to the 2021 census, the population of Red Hill is 1,009, with a median age of 50. 

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