*Please be advised that some lots/units may need confirmation of availability. Kindly ensure to check availability first by emailing or phoning us.*Cobblebank is a rapidly growing suburb in Melbourne's western region, located approximately 35 km from Melbourne's CBD. It is part of the City of Melton and has become increasingly popular due to its modern developments, planned infrastructure, and family-friendly environment. The suburb is a key area in the growth corridor, with ongoing investments in residential, commercial, and recreational projects.Cobblebank offers a range of local amenities, including parks, walking trails, and open green spaces that cater to outdoor activities and community events. The Cobblebank Stadium, a state-of-the-art sports and recreation facility, is a major attraction in the area. It provides opportunities for basketball, netball, and other indoor sports, making it a hub for fitness and socializing.Shopping and retail facilities are also developing in Cobblebank. The Cobblebank Village Shopping Centre is the primary retail hub, featuring supermarkets, cafes, and specialty stores to meet residents' daily needs. Additionally, the nearby Woodgrove Shopping Centre in Melton provides access to a wider range of retail, dining, and entertainment options.For education, Cobblebank has a growing number of schools and childcare centers. While some schools are in neighboring suburbs, the development of new educational institutions is part of the suburb’s planned infrastructure. Local families also benefit from easy access to schools in Melton, including both government and private options.Transportation in Cobblebank is convenient, particularly for commuters. The Cobblebank Train Station, located on the Ballarat line, provides direct services to Melbourne’s CBD and other regional destinations. The suburb is also well-connected by major roads, such as the Western Freeway, making it easy for residents to travel by car. Bus services further enhance connectivity within the area and surrounding suburbs.
