Kallista Property Market
& Suburb Profile

Lifestyle & Community

Kallista is celebrated for its natural beauty and strong sense of community. The area is enveloped by the Sherbrooke Forest, part of the Dandenong Ranges National Park, providing residents with ample opportunities for bushwalking, birdwatching, and enjoying the outdoors. The local village atmosphere is enhanced by charming cafes, artisan shops, and a monthly community market that showcases local produce and crafts.

Real Estate & Property Market

The real estate landscape in Kallista is characterized by unique properties that blend seamlessly with the natural environment. Homes often feature expansive gardens, offering privacy and a connection to nature. The suburb's appeal lies in its combination of rural charm and proximity to Melbourne, making it attractive to a diverse range of buyers.

• Property Types: Predominantly standalone houses with large blocks.
  
• Market Trends: The area has seen consistent interest from buyers seeking a tree-change lifestyle, contributing to steady property values.
  
  

Demographics

According to the 2021 Census:

• Population: 1,418 residents.
  
• Median Age: 47 years.
  
• Household Composition: Average household size is 2.5 people.
  
• Income: Median weekly household income is $2,003.
  
• Housing: Majority of dwellings are owner-occupied separate houses.
  

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics

Education

Kallista Primary School serves the local community, offering quality education in a nurturing environment. For secondary education, nearby schools in the Yarra Ranges region are accessible, providing a range of options for families.

Transport & Accessibility

While Kallista offers a peaceful retreat from urban life, it remains connected through a network of roads leading to neighboring suburbs such as Belgrave and Monbulk. Public transport options include bus services, and the Belgrave train station is a short drive away, facilitating commutes to Melbourne.

Investment Potential

Kallista presents a unique opportunity for investors:

• Rental Demand: Steady demand from tenants seeking a tranquil lifestyle.
  
• Capital Growth: Properties in the area have shown consistent appreciation due to limited supply and high desirability.
  
• Vacancy Rates: Low vacancy rates indicate a stable rental market.
  
  

Local Amenities & Attractions

• Grants Picnic Ground: A popular spot for picnics and bird feeding.
  
• Sherbrooke Forest: Offers walking trails and the chance to spot native wildlife, including the Superb Lyrebird.
  
• Artistic Heritage: Historically home to notable artists like Tom Roberts and C.J. Dennis, adding cultural depth to the suburb.
  
  

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