Keilor

Located 18km north-west of Melbourne’s CBD, Keilor is a suburb defined by its rich history, generous block sizes, and strong sense of community. Once a rural village, Keilor has evolved into a desirable residential area while retaining its country-town charm. With expansive parklands, well-established homes, and a peaceful atmosphere, Keilor is a standout option for families and buyers looking for space, lifestyle, and long-term value.

Location & Connectivity

Keilor enjoys excellent road access, with the Calder Freeway and Western Ring Road providing quick and easy connections to the CBD, Melbourne Airport, and surrounding suburbs. Although Keilor doesn't have its own train station, nearby stations such as Keilor Plains and Watergardens are within a short drive. The suburb’s proximity to key transport corridors makes commuting straightforward, while Tullamarine Airport is just 15 minutes away for frequent flyers.

Lifestyle & Amenities

Keilor offers a relaxed, community-driven lifestyle with all the essential amenities close at hand. The Keilor Village shopping precinct maintains a charming local feel with cafés, bakeries, specialty stores, and everyday essentials. Residents also benefit from nearby larger retail hubs such as Watergardens and Highpoint Shopping Centre for broader shopping and entertainment options. Local sports clubs, walking groups, and community centres foster a welcoming and active lifestyle.

Parks & Recreation

The natural beauty of Keilor is one of its standout features. Brimbank Park and the Maribyrnong River parklands offer scenic trails, picnic spots, and opportunities to immerse in native flora and fauna. Green Gully Reserve and other local parks provide playgrounds, sporting fields, and open space for families and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy year-round.

Education & Schools

Keilor is home to a number of well-regarded schools and is close to several top-performing institutions in neighbouring suburbs. Local options include Overnewton Anglican Community College (Private), Keilor Primary School (State), and St Augustine's Primary School (Catholic). Nearby secondary schools such as Essendon Keilor College and Catholic colleges in the area ensure a range of choices for families.

Housing & Streetscape

Known for its large blocks and established homes, Keilor offers a mix of architectural styles including classic brick veneer homes, modern renovations, and expansive family residences. The wide, leafy streets and lower-density feel attract buyers seeking space, privacy, and a peaceful environment—perfect for growing families or those looking to renovate and invest long-term.

Neighbouring Suburbs

Keilor is bordered by suburbs such as Taylors Lakes, Keilor Downs, Keilor Park, and Sydenham—each offering additional schooling, shopping, and recreation options. These neighbouring communities contribute to the broad appeal and convenience of living in Keilor, while still allowing residents to enjoy the quiet charm of their own local surrounds.

Keilor Property Market Insights:

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Whether you're looking to settle in Keilor or just exploring its charm, you’ll find a suburb rich in history, community spirit, and natural beauty. With its spacious homes, riverside parklands, and village-like atmosphere, Keilor offers a peaceful lifestyle that feels a world away—yet is still well connected to the city. Welcome to Keilor.