A diverse and well-rounded suburb.
Keysborough has an average violent crime rate and an average property crime rate for Melbourne.
Keysborough is a peaceful suburb 27 kilometers southeast from Melbourne and has all the amenities needed for a good lifestyle.
For shopping, residents have just a short trip to the local Parkmore Shopping Centre, which has just about everything: banks, salons, massage therapists, a post office, travel agents, clothing, home goods, electronics, grocery stores, cafes, and restaurants.
When it comes to recreation, golfers tee off at Keysborough Golf Club, tennis lovers play at the Keysborough Tennis Court, and there are cricket ovals for weekend warriors. If you're more the spectator type, you can watch Parkmore footballers go head to head at the Keysborough Soccer Club.
Keysborough is a neighborhood where professionals and families enjoy a comfortable and secure suburban experience. There are a handful of prestigious schools and colleges in the area including the Keysborough campus of Haileybury College and Lighthouse Christian College.
Old homes are quickly being updated with modern interiors. This is mostly a buyer's market so rentals are in short supply and renters will need to keep a close watch on the market. While not the most exciting suburb in Melbourne, Keysborough is definitely a pleasant and quiet place to call home.
Keysborough is bordered on the north by Springvale South and Noble Park, on the east by Dandenong and Dandenong South, on the south by Bangholme, and on the west by Waterways and Dingley Village.
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