Wimbledon Heights Property Market
& Suburb Profile

With a small number of permanent residents, Wimbledon Heights delivers a tranquil rural‑island lifestyle. Many properties function as holiday homes, lending the suburb a seasonal ebb and flow. Despite its quiet setting, it's ideally located near key attractions, including the Wildlife Park and Grand Prix Circuit. Residents enjoy open skies, surrounding paddocks and a sense of seclusion not often found on popular Phillip Island.

Housing in Wimbledon Heights is almost exclusively separate houses. The suburb covers about 0.4 km² with a single park which accounts for around 5% of its area.

Public transport is limited; most residents rely on private vehicles. The main road (Phillip Island Road) connects Wimbledon Heights to Cowes and onward to Melbourne. Cowes also offers V/Line coach services and ferry links to the Mornington Peninsula. There are no local train, tram, or bus services within the suburb itself.

While Wimbledon Heights lacks schools within its boundaries, nearby options include Newhaven College (Prep–Year 12 independent school) and Cowes Primary School. These are located in Cowes, just a short drive away, offering families educational choices within easy reach.

Residents can enjoy a peaceful rural atmosphere paired with proximity to island attractions. The Phillip Island Wildlife Park - featuring kangaroos, wallabies, koalas and more - is a nearby highlight. Motorsport enthusiasts benefit from being just minutes from the Grand Prix Circuit, and Cowes offers retail, dining, beaches, and community events. Surrounding suburbs like Smiths Beach, Ventnor and Rhyll provide additional lifestyle options.