Keysborough Property Market
& Suburb Profile

The suburb is geographically divided into distinct pockets, ranging from the established, leafy streets of the north to the modern, master-planned residential estates in the south, all while maintaining a unique connection to the nearby coast and the Mornington Peninsula.

The lifestyle in Keysborough is defined by its abundance of open space and high-quality community amenities. The social heart of the suburb is the newly opened Keysborough Community Hub, a landmark sustainable facility that brings together a library, lounge areas, and multipurpose meeting spaces under one roof. For recreation, residents gravitate toward Tatterson Park, which offers massive themed playgrounds and extensive walking trails, as well as the Keysborough Golf Club. The suburb’s multicultural character is reflected in its local shopping strips and the expansive Parkmore Shopping Centre, which provides a centralized location for dining and retail.

Education is a significant drawcard for the area, as Keysborough is home to several prestigious and well-regarded schools. The presence of Haileybury College’s large campus is a major feature, alongside diverse options like Mt Hira College and Lighthouse Christian College. Public education is anchored by Keysborough Secondary College and several primary schools that are deeply integrated into the neighborhood. For early years, the community hub now provides essential kindergarten and maternal health services, fostering a supportive environment for the high density of young families who call the area home.

Connectivity is a primary advantage for residents, with the suburb positioned at a major transport crossroads. Keysborough provides immediate access to EastLink and the Dandenong Bypass, making it a strategic location for those commuting to the city or the nearby Dandenong employment corridor. While the suburb does not have its own railway station, a frequent bus network links the residential estates to the train lines in Springvale and Noble Park. The recent fast-tracking of new townhouse developments along Chapel Road ensures that the suburb continues to grow in a way that balances modern housing needs with the preservation of its historic landmarks, such as the century-old Methodist church.