Labertouche Property Market
& Suburb Profile

Situated at the western edge of the Shire of Baw Baw, this area is defined by its dramatic backdrop of the Labertouche Caves and the sprawling forests of the Bunyip State Park.

It is a region where the undulating green pastures of West Gippsland meet the wilder bushland of the ranges, making it an absolute paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, horse riders, and those with a passion for adventure.

The lifestyle here is centered on peace and privacy, with properties ranging from expansive grazing land and professional equestrian facilities to hidden forest retreats that offer total seclusion from the outside world.

Despite its serene and private atmosphere, Labertouche remains a highly practical choice for commuters and families. The township is located just off the Princes Highway, providing a direct and efficient link to the employment hubs of Pakenham and Berwick, while the major regional amenities of Drouin are only a short ten-minute drive away.

he local community is anchored by the Labertouche Primary School and a historic community hall that hosts regular social events, fostering a genuine sense of belonging among residents.

For buyers looking to trade suburban boundaries for limitless horizons, Labertouche represents a rare opportunity to secure a significant land holding in a location that feels like a mountain sanctuary yet remains within an easy reach of Melbourne’s fringes.