Mount Toolebewong Property Market
& Suburb Profile

Mount Toolebewong is mainly a very hilly and bushy terrain in the area of Yarra Ranges National Park, between Don Valley and Healesville, and there are some quite stunning views.

Situated on the southern slopes of the mountain between Healesville and Don Valley, this unique locality is steeped in Wurundjeri heritage—its name meaning "where the raven sat on a tree"—and is home to one of Australia’s oldest intentional communities, Moora Moora.

The terrain is a dramatic tapestry of steep, timbered spurs and hidden ridgelines, where resident life is defined by a deep commitment to land conservation and the quiet rhythm of the bush.

Homes here are typically nestled on significant acreage, ranging from rustic mountain retreats to sustainable architectural builds, all enveloped by the towering Mountain Ash and lush fern gullies of the surrounding state forest.

With its crisp mountain air and a vantage point that stretches across the valley floor to the distant city skyline, Mount Toolebewong offers an ethereal escape for those who value privacy, environmental stewardship, and the raw, untamed beauty of the Victorian highlands.