If you’re looking for a beautifully maintained, serene, and relaxing park to enjoy an on-or-off-leash run with your dog, take a summer evening stroll, or catch a lively weekend game of tennis, Caulfield Park is just a short 750-metre walk away.
Home to a diverse range of facilities for people of all ages and interests, it offers three playgrounds, seven sports ovals, three pavilions, sports training facilities, outdoor fitness equipment, a scenic lake, picnic shelters with BBQs, and tennis, cricket, and lawn bowls clubs.
Additional convenient health and wellbeing services include a variety of medical centres, major hospitals, chemists, and fitness providers, including gyms like Genesis Health and Fitness, and the award-winning Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Centre.
Caulfield Grange is situated in the heart of one of Melbourne’s most prestigious and high-performing education precincts. Students of all ages and interests thrive with world-class academic, sporting, and cultural opportunities.
From kindergarten and early learning options to esteemed public, independent, and private schools such as Shelford Girls’ Grammar, Melbourne Grammar School – Grimwade House, MacKillop Education – Caulfield Campus, Caulfield Grammar School, Melbourne Montessori School, and Wesley College Elsternwick Campus, the area is a hub for high-quality educational facilities and exemplary teaching standards.
Just steps from the vibrant Hawthorn Road shopping strip, Caulfield Grange is ideally positioned among some of Melbourne’s finest dining options.
With popular eateries such as Hanoi Hannah 2, Baker Bleu, The Pita Man, Dixie Bakery, House of Cosma, Café Uffizi, and Uchu all nearby, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Liquor outlets and family-friendly hotels are also close by.
Whether it’s a casual coffee with friends, a drink after work, or an intimate date-night dinner, Caulfield Grange places you at the centre of it all.
Hawthorn Road connects seamlessly to key destinations in the surrounding suburbs and across Melbourne. By car, the CBD is just 13km or a
40-minute drive away. Other locations within a short drive include Chadstone Shopping Centre, Caulfield Racecourse, Monash University, Brighton’s Dendy Street shopping precinct, Port Phillip Bay, and Melbourne’s most iconic city beaches.
Five tram routes operate locally, with the number 64 being the closest stop at the corner of East Brighton and Hawthorn Roads, taking passengers to Melbourne University via the city. The area is also serviced by three train lines: the Frankston Line, the Pakenham Line, and the Sandringham Line. Buses are regular and convenient.
