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Suburb Profile for Beveridge VIC 3753

Total developments19
City council Mitchell Shire Council
Buying Purposes Buy to live in (43%)
Preferred Land Sizes 400m² - 499m² (35%)
Preferred Land Settlement Time Titling in 12 - 24 months (28%)
Preferred Building Types Single storey home (52%)
Preferred Amenities Public transportation (25%)
Preferred Floor-plans 4 bed | 2 bath | 2 car (43%)
Residency Status Australian citizen (80%)
Financial Status Deposit ready (43%)
Timeframe to Purchase 1 - 3 months (24%)
Building Budget $300,000 - $400,000 (29%)
Postcode From 3064 (Craigieburn, Mickleham, Kalkallo, Donnybrook, Roxburgh Park) (60%)
Nearby distances

25 km north-east to Melbourne Airport

38 km north to Melbourne CBD

Note: Buyer preference data is from the past 12 months.

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Suburb Planning Review in Beveridge VIC 3753

Beveridge is within the Mitchell Shire, located 42 kilometres north of Melbourne and the rural-residential township forms part of the Urban Growth Boundary. The Beveridge growth area is approximately 291.97ha, which is located to the south and west of the existing Beveridge Township on either side of the Hume Highway. 

The new suburb is bounded by the existing Mandalay Estate (Patterson Street) to the west, Camerons Lane to the north, Beveridge Township to the north east, Rankin Street to the south and Stewart Street to the east.

 

Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan – Location map

 

The Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) was prepared to guide the redevelopment of two future neighbourhoods separated by the Hume Freeway to provide residential neighbourhoods linked by a network of pathways that connect local parks, reserves and convenience centres.

The eastern side of the Hume Highway will integrate with the existing Beveridge Township and the western side will be connected to the existing Mandalay estate and future precincts of Beveridge North-West and Beveridge South-West.

Beveridge also has a current investigation area to the North West of the existing township. The Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) is preparing a draft Beveridge North West Precinct Structure Plan to introduce the amendment into the Mitchell Planning Schemes. The aim is to have the final decision on the PSP shared publicly by August 2022.

 

Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan – Public Transport


The Beveridge Central PSP was prepared by Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in consultation with the Whittlesea City Council and Mitchell Shire Council and was approved by the Minister for Planning in December 2018. The decision was officially gazetted in January 2019 under Amendment GC55 to the Mitchell and Whittlesea Planning Schemes.

 

The Vision

“Beveridge Central is a precinct that builds upon the existing sense of community and history of the Beveridge Township while reinforcing its social and physical connections to newer development occurring in this part of the North Growth Corridor”.

 

“Beveridge Central is expected to change from a rural-residential community into a well serviced, urban community defined by two future neighbourhoods bisected by the Hume Freeway. The eastern side will have a strong relationship with the existing Beveridge Township and development in the Lockerbie North precinct; the western side connecting to the future Beveridge North-West and Beveridge South-West precincts and existing Mandalay estate. There is a focus on creating a high amenity landscape character by featuring extensive landscaping opportunities and green streets within the existing wide road reserves”.

 

“A cycling and pedestrian path network along streets will connect key destinations such as local parks, the sporting reserve and convenience centres. Highlighting the precinct’s heritage features provides a sense of place for future residents through the preservation and enhancement of Aboriginal and post-contact heritage places and provides mechanisms to ensure the ongoing protection of these places”. 

 

“To service the needs of future residents the precinct will be connected to social and community infrastructure in immediate neighbouring areas. The neighbourhood infrastructure needs of the community will be largely met within the precinct itself, with high quality open spaces and a sports field. Shopping and commercial services will be readily accessible immediately adjacent to the precinct in new town centres in Mandalay and Lockerbie North, with small scale retail needs provided by two local convenience centres within the precinct”. 

 

“In the longer term, the precinct will be accessible to higher-order services, shopping and jobs at the Beveridge Major Town Centre to the southeast of the precinct. Beveridge Central Precinct will have strong transport connections to key destinations via the Hume Freeway, a potential new railway station at Beveridge, and the future Outer Metropolitan Ring (OMR) road, approximately 2km to the south”.

 

Beveridge Precinct Structure Plan – Land Use

 

Benefits

The existing zoning will be amended to provide for Urban Growth Zones, providing a series of local parks in proximity to new residential areas and two local convenience centres. The surrounding precincts will provide social, retail and community infrastructure for the new community. 

Local shopping, services and employment will be provided within the Beveridge Major Town Centre found in the Beveridge South-West precinct and key industrial employment opportunities within the Northern Corridor.

The Precinct Structure Plan supports the new residential community, protection of heritage places and facilitates the future setbacks for the Hume Highway upgrade.

 

Beveridge Precinct Structure Plan – Heritage Location (Kelly House)

 

Transportation

Beveridge will be connected to public passenger transport, with a future train station to be built in Lockerbie, located to the east outside the Beveridge Township boundary. The passenger train service connects Melbourne to Sydney and is being considered for a high speed rail project.

The suburb will include a network of shared paths, linking the local parks and a new road network. Land acquisition is provided to Camerons Lane and Rankin Street to facilitate intersection upgrades to the Hume Highway, providing a direct connection to Melbourne CBD or northern Victoria.

 

Beveridge Central Precinct Structure Plan – Public Transport

 


Suburb Summary

SuburbBeveridge, Mitchell Shire
City / StateMelbourne, Victoria
Suburb Area291.97ha
Boundary
  • North – Camerons Lane
  • East – Beveridge Township and Stewart Street
  • South - Rankin Street 
  • West - Mandalay Estate (Patterson Street)
Suburb inclusions
  • 3,400 new allotments
  • 17,000 new homes
  • 9,500 population
  • 2x Convenience local town centres
Community AmenityHeritage area and general residential area, with local parks
LocationNorth Melbourne, 42 km from Melbourne CBD
EducationNone
Types of Residential
  • Small lot housing (townhouses, semi-detached and detached houses)
  • Dual occupancies, duplexes and detached houses
  • Multi-unit housing sites including terraces, row houses and villas
  • Apartments, shop-top and walk-up flats
Employment AreasRetail and Commercial, Schools, Community Centre
Infrastructure
  • Future Sydney to Melbourne high-speed rail line 
  • Hume Highway upgrades
  • Local road network and vehicle overpass
Transportation
  • Pedestrian and cycling links
  • Local road network and Hume Freeway
  • Bus public transport
  • In proximity to future Lockerbie train station
Recreation Areas
  • 5x local parks
  • 1x Sporting reserve
Heritage
  • Heritage Street (Kelly Street)
  • John Kelly former house
Settlement PatternGreen Field

 

 

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Land Price Trend in Beveridge VIC 3753

Below shows the price trend from vacant land sales recorded in Beveridge VIC 3753. *

* Price data comes from Valuer-General Victoria on 06/12/23

Vacancy Rate in Beveridge VIC 3753

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Schools in Beveridge VIC 3753

There is 1 school registered in Beveridge VIC 3753 on ACARA 2022


FAQs about Beveridge VIC 3753

What's the average price for new land lot in Beveridge?
  • In Apr - Jun 23, the median price for vacant land in Beveridge VIC 3753 was $318,000.
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What's the recent price change for new land lot in Beveridge?
  • From Oct - Dec 17 to Apr - Jun 23, the median price for vacant land in Beveridge VIC 3753 has increased 10.8%.
  • From 2008 to 2022, the median price for vacant land in Beveridge VIC 3753 has increased 215%. *
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Which council does Beveridge VIC 3753 belong to?
Beveridge VIC 3753 falls under Mitchell Shire Council .
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What cities & amenities is Beveridge VIC 3753 near to?
Beveridge VIC 3753 is near the following:
  • 25 km north-east to Melbourne Airport
  • 38 km north to Melbourne CBD
What is the most desired land size in Beveridge VIC 3753?
35% of new home buyers in Beveridge VIC 3753 are looking for 400m² - 499m² land size.
View more on the Buyer Demand Index
What is the most desired floor-plans in Beveridge VIC 3753?
43% of new home buyers in Beveridge VIC 3753 are looking for 4 bed | 2 bath | 2 car floor-plans.
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Which schools are in Beveridge VIC 3753?
There is 1 school registered in Beveridge VIC 3753.
  • Beveridge Primary School
What suburbs are near Beveridge VIC 3753?
There are 6 suburbs near Beveridge VIC 3753.