Langwarrin.
Get to know your area
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Langwarrin
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Langwarrin statistics
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What you need to know
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Your local schools
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Your local eateries
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Your local services, shops,
gyms & recreational facilities
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What to do in Langwarrin
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Supporting local businesses
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What we love
Langwarrin.
A vibrant and family centric community, Langwarrin lies
at the gateway to the popular Mornington Peninsula and
Gippsland regions, and provides easy access to a number
of freeways, making it a short 45 minute trip into town
(Melbourne CBD).
Occupying approximately 28.8 square kilometres,
Langwarrin is home to about 25,000 residents who are
serviced by two local shopping villages and a number of
smaller shopping strips. There is also a local bus route
that connects Langwarrin to the two larger townships of
Frankston and Cranbourne and train services.
Spoilt by a number of public and private, primary and
secondary schools, there is also child care, preschool,
maternal and health care services locally, as well as a
private hospital.
Fondly known as “Leafy Langwarrin”, parklands and
playgrounds are scattered around the suburb and it is home
to a number of sporting and recreational clubs including
football, netball, cricket, tennis, soccer, martial arts, scouts,
girls guides and men’s shed to name a few.
Some of Langwarrin’s more famous attractions include the
Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve, Elisabeth Murdoch’s
gardens and the McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park.
Household
structure.
Langwarrin statistics.
Population age ratio.
Weekly gross income.
Household
occupancy.
Couple with children 48.9% Couples no children 32.2% Single parents 17.4% Other 1.5% Purchaser 34.5% Owns outright 31.0% Renting 30.9% Other 2.6% 0-14 $1-$299 12.8% 14% 15.7% 18.5% 17.5% 18.7% 12.8% 14.4% 13.5% 13.3% 11.8% 8.9% 4.8% 2.1% 9.2% 5.2% 25-34 $500-799 $800-1249 $1250-1749 $1750-2999 $3000+ 15-24 45-54 $300-499 35-44 55-64 65-74 75-84 85+
Capital growth
median prices.
Houses
Capital growth
median prices.
Units
Capital growth
median prices.
Land
2011 2011 2011 0% +10% -10% +20% -20% +30% 0% +5% -5% +10% -10% +15% +20% 0% +5% -10% +10% -20% +15% +20% +40% 2015 2015 2015 2013 2013 2013 2017 2017 2017 2019 2019 2019 2012 2012 2012 2016 2016 2016 2014 2014 2014 2018 2018 2018 2020 2020 2020Population.
23,983
Langwarrin statistics.
Key stats
Number of households.8,256
Families.6,244
Langwarrin was named after the Langwarrin parish, which was named after the Lang Waring pastoral run (1843) which extended from the present suburb to the shores of Western Port Bay at Tyabb. By the 1880s the pastoral run had reduced to the Langwarrin estate of about 7000 acres. During that decade attention became focused on Langwarrin as the site for a military reserve; 223 hectares was acquired, serviced by a railway from Frankston (1889) for the quick movement of military personnel and supplies.
A township was surveyed in 1887, with a hall and a school. The estate was subdivided for farms, for both orcharding and grazing. A new Langwarrin emerged, about 3 km east of the railway station, where a school opened in 1907. Between the railway line and the school, Cruden Farm on Cranbourne-Frankston Road was established in 1928 by the Herald Sun executive, Keith Murdoch, as a gift to his bride, Elisabeth. The farm and family retreat has become an outstanding garden.
Rental market snapshot
Median weekly household income.
$1,579
Median weekly mortgage repayments.$1,700
Langwarrin’s public institutions were distributed along Warrandyte Road along the east side of the military reserve: general store and post office, Anglican church (1938), CFA station, State school and ending at Lloyd Park and the public hall. By 1966 Langwarrin had about 1000 house lots for sale or built on, mostly north-east of the Cranbourne Road / McClelland Drive intersection. The name of the drive came from the McClelland Gallery (1971), financed by local benefactors and
later supplemented by the Elisabeth Murdoch sculpture foundation (1979).
During the 1990s Langwarrin’s housing area spread eastwards. Langwarrin Park Primary School opened in 1989 and Woodlands Primary School opened in 1996. The shopping centre west of Warrandyte Road was overtaken by the Gateway Shopping Village on Cranbourne Road and Langwarrin Plaza further east.
Current Vacancy Rate.
0.28
%
Houses.
Units. Rental Population.
17.64
%
Median weekly rent $430
Median yield % 3.54%
Medium rent increase (1 year) 2.38% Townhouses.
Median weekly rent $450
Median yield % 4.00%
Medium rent increase (1 year) 9.75%
Median weekly rent $360
Median yield % 4.25%
Langwarrin electoral ward is:
North-East Ward
Don’t forget to re-register with the Victorian Electoral
Commission in readiness to vote.
www.vec.vic.gov.au
Find your bin collection days:
Rubbish bins are collected every week.
Recycling bins are collected every fortnight and green
garden waste is collected every fortnight on the alternate
week to the recycling collection.
Find out your collection day
https://www.frankston.vic.gov.au/Environment_and_Waste/
Waste_and_Recycling/Bin_Information
What you need to know.
Hard rubbish collection
While the council provides one free collection per year,
residents can book a paid hard waste collection of 2
cubic metres at any time of the year. Contact the council
on
1300 322 322.
Animal welfare
RSPCA Peninsula
1030 Robinsons Rd, Pearcedale
T:
(03) 5978 9000
W:
rspcavic.org
Planning for Frankston City Council
The Frankston City Council has a ‘Council Plan’ that
is a strategic document which guides the planning,
development, allocation of resources and provision of
services to the local community.
View the plan here:
https://www.frankston.vic.gov.au/Our_
Community/Strategic_Community_Planning
Your local schools.
Child Care and Kindergartens
Alto Early Learning 24/26 Malcolm Road Phone: (03) 9787 9494 Bayport Preschool 20-22 Bayport Drive Phone: (03) 9776 5222 Cricklewood Child Care Centre 23-25 Cranbourne Frankston Road Phone: (03) 9775 5866
First Grammar 41 Gum Nut Drive Phone: 1800 517 040 Goodstart Early Learning 1 Raneen Drive
Phone: 1800 222 543
Happy Sunshine Early Learning Centre 452 McClelland Drive
Phone: 0468 958 926 Kids Paradise 1 Long Street Phone: (03) 9770 9848
Lang Park Early Learning Centre and Kindergarten
185 Warrandyte Road Phone: (03) 9775 6308 Langwarrin Park Preschool 29R Northgateway Phone: (03) 9775 7088 Langwarrin Preschool 6 Long Street Phone: (03) 9776 5700
North Gateway World of Learning 2 Northgateway
1800 413 995 Platypus Junction 1/55 Union Road Phone: (03) 9002 0899
Veronica Street Childrens Centre 1 Veronica Street Phone: (03) 9789 8655 Wonnai Kindergarten 2 Elm Grove Phone: (03) 9789 2642
Primary Schools
Bayside Christian College 120 – 128 Robinsons Road Phone: (03) 5971 6700 Langwarrin Primary School Warrandyte Road Phone: (03) 9789 7346Langwarrin Park Primary School Northgateway
Phone: (03) 9775 7533 St Jude’s Primary School Warrandyte Road Phone: (03) 9789 7581
Woodlands Primary School
Crn Gum Nut Drive and Cotoneaster Way Phone: (03) 9788 8333
High Schools
Bayside Christian College 120 – 128 Robinsons Road Phone: (03) 5971 6700 Elisabeth Murdoch College Warrandyte Road Phone: (03) 9788 2600 Woodleigh School 485 Golf Links Road Phone: (03) 5971 6100Your local eateries.
Dine In
Beretta’s Langwarrin Hotel 220 Cranbourne Frankston Road Phone: (03) 9789 2711
Ducky Brown Café Gateway Shopping Village Phone: (03) 9775 6579 Freshta’s
Langwarrin Plaza Phone: (03) 9789 7884 McClelland Gallery Café 390 McClelland Road Phone: (03) 9789 1671 Michel’s
Gateway Shopping Village Phone: (03) 975 9194
Takeaway
Big Fish Langwarrin Plaza Bubba Pizza121 Cranbourne Frankston Road Delight Inn
121 Cranbourne – Frankston Road Domino’s Pizza
Langwarrin Plaza
Gateway Charcoal Chicken Gateway Shopping Village Gateway Fish Shop Gateway Shopping Village Johnny Boys Pizza 143 Warrandyte Road Langwarrin Fish Shop
309 Cranbourne Frankston Road
Manuel’s Fish and Chips 143 Warrandyte Road McDonald’s
230 Cranbourne Frankston Road Noodle Hub
Gateway Shopping Village Poppy’s Thai
Gateway Shopping Village Pizza Fellas
Gateway Shopping Village Star Box Noodles Langwarrin Plaza Terry’s Wok and Pizza 6/401 McClelland Drive The Classic Pizza House 305 Cranbourne – Frankston Road Vinnies Boys
Your local services, shops,
gyms & recreational facilities.
Shopping Centres
The Gateway Shopping Village 230 Cranbourne – Frankston Road Langwarrin Plaza385 Cranbourne Frankston Road
Local Shopping Strips
Crn Warrandyte and North Road Josephine StreetLong Street Turner Road
Gyms
12RND FitnessGateway Shopping Village Anytime Fitness Langwarrin Plaza Jetts Langwarrin
Sporting Clubs
Joanne O’Kelly School of Dance 1 Kerry Street
King Swim 19 Northgateway Langwarrin Cricket Club Lloyd Park Reserve
Langwarrin Football and Netball Club Lloyd Park Reserve
Langwarrin Karate-do WGKA Langwarrin Scout Hall Langwarrin Pony Club Cozy Valley Road Langwarrin Soccer Club Barretts Road, Langwarrin South Langwarrin Tennis Club Lloyd Park Reserve
MarShere Dance Studios 389 McClelland Drive Upstage Dance Co 409 McClelland Drive
Community Clubs
Girl Guides Warrandyte Road Men’s ShedCranbourne Frankston Road Scouts
Health and Wellbeing
Epichealth Medical Clinic 230 Cranbourne Road Phone: (03) 9044 0010 Langpark Medical Centre 33 Cranbourne Road Phone: (03) 9789 5966 Langwarrin Community Centre 2 Lang RoadPhone: (03) 9789 7653 Langwarrin Medical Clinic 20 Union Road
Phone: (03) 9789 0066
Langwarrin Sports Medical Centre 83-85 Cranbourne Frankston Road Phone: (03) 9789 1233
Independent Living/Aged Care
Ebenezer Village10 Warrandyte Road Phone: (03) 8751 5778
Langwarrin Community Aged Care 74 Potts Road
Phone: (03) 8329 3100 Melbourne Pathology
35-37 Cranbourne Frankston Road Phone: (03) 9783 6860
Peninsula Private Hospital McClelland Drive
Phone: (03) 9788 3466
St Augustine Family Medical Centre 385 Cranbourne Frankston Road Phone: (03) 9775 5474
Wellbeing Natural Health Group 95 Warradyte Road
Phone: (03) 9785 6411
Your local services, shops,
gyms & recreational facilities.
What to do in Langwarrin.
Parks, Farms and Reserves
Cavill ReserveCavill Close Cruden Farm Cranhaven Road
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Arboretum Cranbourne – Frankston Road Dunn Crescent Reserve Dunn Crescent
Fernwood Drive Reserve Fernwood Drive Illawong Mews Reserve 53 Cotoneaster Way
Langwarrin Community Garden
Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve McClelland Drive
Lloyd Park Reserve
185 Cranbourne – Frankston Road McClelland Gallery and Sculpture Park 390 McClelland Drive
(03) 9789 1671 Monique Drive Reserve Monique Drive Northgateway Reserve Northgateway Pindara Park Pindara Boulevard Richard Drive Reserve Richard Drive
Southgateway Dog Off Leash Reserve Southgateway
Southgateway Reserve 36 Peninsula Crescent Studio Park Reserve Poplar Grove The Bramble Farm 25 Lyppards Road Yarralumla Reserve Yarralumla Drive
Supporting local businesses.
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What we love.
Mark Stott & Tayla Austin
Director
“I love the people of Langwarrin, as a resident and business owner I’ve found Langwarrin
to be such a supportive community.”
Jared & Stephanie McGovern
Sales Consultant
“You just can’t beat the facilities for a young family. From childcare to high school, parks
and trails and everything in-between the choice and quality is outstanding.”
Andrew Guerin
Sales Consultant
“Before working here, I had never heard of Langwarrin. It’s small enough to have a great community feel, yet large enough to have all
the amenities you need!”
Ashleigh O’Brien
Director
“I love the rural lifestyle that Langwarrin offers. You have the country feel with
all the suburban conveniences.”
Sam Styles
Sales Consultant
“It’s a great place to raise a family, we are spoilt with great schools and so many sporting clubs.
Plus it’s only 10 minutes to the beach!”
Bahire Suleyman
Senior Property Manager “It’s a nice area, and very quite and family
orientated. Since working here, I now want to call Langwarrin ‘home’ too!”
