Tynong North Property Market
& Suburb Profile

With a dramatic elevation and rugged natural beauty, the area is defined by the granite-studded foothills of the Gembrook Ranges and its close relationship with the vast Bunyip State Park.

The landscape here is a striking mix of dense native forests, rolling pastures, and hidden valleys, offering some of the most commanding panoramic views in the Shire of Cardinia.

Historically significant as the source of the granite used to build Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance, Tynong North has evolved into a premier destination for high-end "tree-change" lifestyle estates and boutique agricultural ventures.

The suburb is home to iconic regional attractions including Gumbuya World, the award-winning Cannibal Creek Vineyard, and the Peppermint Ridge Farm, which specialises in native Australian bush foods.

Unlike the flatter township of Tynong to its south, Tynong North offers a more secluded and undulating terrain that is highly sought after by those seeking privacy, scale, and a deep connection to nature.

Despite its tranquil and remote feel, the area remains remarkably accessible via the Princes Freeway, allowing residents to enjoy a mountain-air lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of the professional services, elite schools, and major retail hubs of Pakenham and Berwick. This unique combination of rugged environmental charm, luxury acreage holdings, and strategic metropolitan access ensures Tynong North remains one of the region’s most exclusive and aspirational rural addresses.