Frankston South

Frankston South

VIC 3199
Frankston South is a beautiful suburb located 43 km south-east of Melbourne's CBD, within the City of Frankston local government area. It recorded a population of 18,801 at the 2021 census, with a median age of 44. The suburb has a rich history, dating back to the foundation of Melbourne in 1835. It was originally developed as a popular seaside resort and playground for Melbourne's affluent, with many large holiday properties still standing today. One notable event that took place in Frankston South was the first Australian Scout Jamboree in 1935, attended by the founder of the Scouting movement, Sir Robert Baden-Powell. Several streets in the suburb are named after this event, such as Baden Powell Drive. The suburb is also known for its hilly terrain, which provides stunning views of Port Phillip Bay. In terms of amenities, Frankston South has small neighbourhood shopping strips on Norman Avenue, Foot Street, and Overport Road. The suburb is well-connected to the Frankston CBD and surrounding areas through bus services and arterial roads like Kars Street, Baden Powell Drive, and Overport Road. Health services are available at the nearby Frankston Hospital and Frankston Private Hospital. Overall, Frankston South offers a picturesque setting, historical significance, and convenient access to essential amenities, making it an attractive suburb for prospective buyers.
AREA
14.5603 km2
POPULATION
18,801
OWNER OCCUPIED %
78%
LARGEST AGE GROUP
40-50
MEDIAN MONTHLY MORTGAGE
$2,167
MEDIAN WEEKLY RENT
$650

Frankston South Market Trends & Statistics

Recent Median Prices
Previous quarter
Houses
4.11%
$1,217,000
Units
7.48%
$833,000
Housing Stock Breakdown
Suburb market composition
8,661
Properties
77.23% Houses (6,689)
22.77% Units (1,972)

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