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Lyndhurst is located 35 km south-east of Melbourne's Central Business District (CBD). Its local government areas are the City of Casey and the City of Greater Dandenong. The eastern side of Lyndhurst lies inside the Urban Growth Boundary and the development phase is almost complete.
People
Lyndhurst’s population is dominated by both young and maturing families.
Lifestyle
Lyndhurst features a primary school, shopping precinct, three major wetland bodies, together with lush parks and walking trails.
Homes
Lyndhurst's housing stock mostly includes larger houses set on large blocks in a diverse range of styles.
Population
The nature and size of the local population, both now and in the future, is a key driver of property demand. Better understanding the local population can assist property buyers to make better decisions.People
Total Population
Female
Male
Median Age
Family Composition
Families
Children per family
Occupation
Total Employed
Top Occupation
Top Occupation % Share
Income $/week
Personal
Family
Household
Family composition
Couple without Children
Couple with Children
One Parent Family
Age
Top age group
Top age number
Top age group % share
Industry of employment
Top Industry
Total Workers (in top industry)
Share of Employment
Dwelling Type (number)
Detached houses
Semi-detached houses
Flats, units or apartments
Dwelling tenure (number)
Owned outright
Owned with a mortgage
Rented
Location & Convenience
This Development Plan is adopted by the City of Casey to guide the development of the area. All planning proposals in the Lynbrook and Lyndhurst areas must generally be in accordance with the requirements of the Development Plan.
Roads & Public transport
Bus
Tram
Train
Lynbrook Railway Station
Roads
Western Port Highway
Victorian data sourced from Public Transport Victoria (PTV) and VicRoads
Queensland data sourced from Queensland Government and TransLink
Employment Centres
The nearby Dandenong South employment cluster is one of six national employment clusters in Melbourne, employing over 55,000 people.
Plan Melbourne, the metropolitan planning strategy, establishes five new sub-regions to achieve a better balance between jobs and population growth across the city.
Lyndhurst is located in Melbourne's southern sub-region.
Places of state significance in the southern sub-region with significant implications for employment include:
National employment cluster – Dandenong south
Metropolitan activity centres – Dandenong, Frankston, Fountain Gate/Narre Warren
State-significant industrial precincts – Southern, Port of Hastings and an identified future industrial precinct
Transport gateways – Port of Hastings, Moorabbin Airport
Health and/or education precincts – Frankston Hospital and Monash University (Frankston), Casey Hospital and Monash University (Berwick), Dandenong Hospital, Monash University (Caulfield).
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) 2011.
