Longwarry Property Market
& Suburb Profile

The suburb is celebrated for its authentic village feel and strong community spirit, centered around a charming commercial strip and the historic Longwarry railway station, which provides a convenient Vine connection for those commuting to the city.

Geographically, the area is defined by its flat, fertile plains and expansive rural vistas, offering a mix of established residential pockets, modern housing developments, and substantial agricultural landholdings.

This diversity makes it an attractive destination for first-home buyers seeking affordability without sacrificing space, as well as farmers and lifestyle enthusiasts drawn to the region's reliable rainfall and rich soils.

The town’s local amenities, including its well-regarded primary school, local football and netball clubs, and the popular Longwarry North markets, foster a close-knit atmosphere that is increasingly difficult to find in larger urban centers.

Strategically positioned just off the Princes Freeway, Longwarry offers unparalleled ease of access to the major employment and retail hubs of Pakenham and Warragul, both of which are reachable within a fifteen-minute drive.

This unique combination of traditional country values, modern infrastructure, and strategic proximity to the Gippsland growth corridor ensures that Longwarry continues to evolve as a premier choice for those seeking a balanced and sustainable lifestyle in a picturesque rural setting.