Beaumaris

This suburb combines natural beauty with a rich architectural history, particularly its collection of mid-century modernist homes, which adds a distinctive character to the area and its real estate.  

Residents of Beaumaris are drawn to its relaxed coastal lifestyle. The beaches offer a perfect setting for swimming, sunbathing, and coastal walks, while the cliff-top reserves provide panoramic views of Port Phillip Bay. The community is active and environmentally conscious, often involved in preserving the local flora and fauna. The suburb's shopping and dining needs are predominantly met by the Beaumaris Concourse, which hosts a range of shops, cafes, and services. This area forms the social heart of the suburb, where residents gather for their daily activities.  

Beaumaris is also known for its excellent schools, making it a highly desirable location for families. The area's history, dating back to its development as a seaside resort in the 1950s and 60s, is reflected in its unique blend of beachside charm and historical significance.  

The suburb offers various sporting facilities, including golf clubs and sailing clubs, catering to a range of interests. The combination of its serene environment, community focus, and proximity to Melbourne makes Beaumaris an attractive suburb for those seeking a high-quality, peaceful lifestyle.