Maryknoll Property Market
& Suburb Profile

Originally founded as a cooperative community, the village has meticulously preserved its serene, mid-century character and is celebrated for its distinctive layout of wide, tree-lined boulevards and substantial allotments that blend seamlessly into the surrounding bushland.

The suburb is defined by an extraordinary sense of peace and a tight-knit community spirit, where the absence of fences between many properties fosters an open, park-like atmosphere rarely seen in modern developments.

Surrounded by the towering eucalypts of the Bunyip State Park and local flora reserves, Maryknoll is a haven for native birdlife and wildlife, making it a premier destination for nature lovers and those seeking a profound "tree-change."

While the village itself remains a tranquil residential retreat, its strategic location offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility, sitting just a short drive from the Princes Freeway and the comprehensive amenities of Pakenham and Nar Nar Goon.

Residents enjoy a lifestyle dictated by the seasons and the outdoors, with walking trails and horse-riding tracks right at their doorstep, yet they remain within an easy commute of Melbourne’s southeastern business hubs.

This rare combination of historical significance, environmental beauty, and a quiet, community-oriented lifestyle makes Maryknoll one of the most prestigious and tightly held rural-residential enclaves in the region.