chrish72

Buying in Lynbrook ticked all the boxes when it came to buying a house that was affordable but not lacking quality. My partner and I were looking for a home to live in and settle down for quite some time, the inner city suburbs were far too expensive, while the outer suburbs with a lower price tag were too far from the city centre. We looked far and wide for an area that was easily accessible to the city, but didn’t have the mega high price tag.

Convenience: Coming across lynbrook was a dream come true, as it is a short drive to the south Gippsland freeway which is a short drive onto the M1 and around 35 minutes run to the city from home.

Aesthetics: Lynbrook also ticked the box of being a green leafy suburb with lots of green spaces like banjo Patterson reserve, which was a high priority as there’s nothing worse than living in a gray dry landscape.

Amenities: Lynbrook is the cream of the crop when it comes to accessibility to everything you could need, you have Lynbrook village shops, lynbrook hotel, and many more eateries close by. You have Cranbourne home centre which is a 5-10 minute drive down the south Gippsland highway, fountaingate shopping centre is no more than 10 minutes away, you have a huge selection of furniture shops and electronic stores in Dandenong south which is 5-10 minutes away. You have 2 train stations near by which run on the Cranbourne and pakenham line, which means that you have Hallam station and Lynbrook station to pick from if there was any issues on the Cranbourne/ pakenham line.

Development: You have nice houses on nice size blocks in a relatively small suburb with finite space, which means that there will be less single driveway townhouse developments available for big developers to purchase and over populate the area.

To sum it all up, Lynbrook is an area That would suit couples, families and professionals alike, with a wide array of amenities, green spaces, and all the convenience you could need in a small suburb tucked away.