Keilor Lodge Property Market
& Suburb Profile

Keilor Lodge is dominated by detached single homes. Houses are typically three to four bedrooms, catering well to families who value space and privacy. Local planning focuses on low‑density neighbourhood residential zones, complemented by transport corridors and small public park areas. Keilor Lodge appeals to buyers seeking larger homes in a quiet location.

Residents of Keilor Lodge enjoy convenient access to the Calder Freeway, making trips to Melbourne’s CBD straightforward. Public transport options include several bus services, which link to nearby train stations on the Sunbury line at Keilor Plains and Watergardens. Commuting to the city by train takes under an hour, making the suburb practical for professionals and families alike.

Keilor Lodge is a green, tranquil community ideal for those who prefer a relaxed suburban environment. The suburb includes Keilor Lodge Reserve, which offers open space and walking paths for recreation. Shopping and essential services are available nearby at Watergardens Town Centre and Taylors Lakes, while the broader Brimbank area provides additional parks and sporting facilities.

While Keilor Lodge itself has limited educational facilities, families have access to nearby schools such as Catholic Regional College North Keilor for secondary education, along with a range of primary and secondary options in Taylors Lakes and surrounding suburbs.