2 House and Land Packages in Pakenham East VIC 3810

Suburb: Pakenham East VIC 3810

Builder:

Land size: 476m²

Building size: 35sq

Orientation: West

Est. Land Registration: Sep 2025

Price: $928,100

Suburb: Pakenham East VIC 3810

Builder:

Land size: 350m²

Building size: 20sq

Orientation: South

Est. Land Registration: Mar 2025

Price: $685,568

Suburb Profile for Pakenham East VIC 3810

Land for Sale, House and Land Packages and Townhouses in Pakenham East VIC 3810 across 3 estates. Below are a snapshot of this suburb via buyer demand index.

Total developments	3
City council	Cardinia Shire Council
Buying Purposes	Buy to live in (45%)
Preferred Land Sizes	300m² - 399m² (35%)
Preferred Land Settlement Time	Titling in 12 - 24 months (25%)
Preferred Building Types	Single storey home (57%)
Preferred Amenities	Freeway access (27%)
Preferred Floor-plans	4 bed \| 2 bath \| 2 car (42%)
Residency Status	Australian citizen (75%)
Financial Status	Deposit ready (37%)
Timeframe to Purchase	6 - 12 months (28%)
Building Budget	Not sure (28%)
Postcode From	3810 (Pakenham, Pakenham East) (44%)
Nearby distances	57 km south-east to Melbourne CBD

Note: Buyer preference data is from the past 12 months.

Vacancy Rate in Pakenham East VIC 3810

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Suburb Planning Review in Pakenham East VIC 3810

Pakenham East is located in the Shire of Cardinia, the fringe of Melbourne’s Urban Growth Boundary and logical expansion of the existing Pakenham township. The new 630ha suburb area is located on either side of the Princes Highway and is bounded by natural features, existing urban community, infrastructure and farmland.

The Pakenham East Precinct Structure Plan (PSP) and Native Vegetation Precinct Plan (NVPP) were prepared to guide the redevelopment of the released land, protection of natural assets and where services are planned to support the suburb growth. This includes local heritage, landscape and environmental values of the area while delivering a variety of housing options and community and recreational facilities as a logical extension of the Pakenham township.

Both the Pakenham East PSP and NVPP were prepared by Victorian Planning Authority (VPA) in consultation with the Cardinia Shire Council and was approved on 2 January 2021 by the Minister for Planning in December 2020. The decision was officially gazetted on 21 January 2021 under Amendment C234 of the Cardinia Planning Scheme.

The Vision

“for a sustainable and resilient community with plenty of housing choices, open space, well-connected streets, future schools and a local town centre and convenience centre. It will complement Pakenham, with an extensive network of cycling paths, public transport and pedestrian links to central Pakenham”.

Benefits

The amendments allow the rezoning of Farming and Low Density Residential Zones to Urban Growth Zone. This allows the new greenfield sites to provide for a new residential community, protect natural features and sports and recreation areas. A series of new schools, local community hubs, a town centre and a convenience centre will provide local employment.

Transportation

Pakenham East is well connected to public passenger transport, with the Pakenham rail line set to be extended to a new station to be built adjacent to Deep Creek Reserve within the Pakenham community fringe and car parking access from Ryan Road. The passenger train service on the Orbost mainline will connect Flinders Street and the new Pakenham East train station.

While located just outside the new suburb boundary the train station will be well connected to a network of shared paths including cycle links and the local road network. The Princes Highway will provide vehicle access to the Princes Freeway and a direct connection to Melbourne CBD or the east coastline of Victoria.

Suburb Summary

Suburb	Pakenham East, Cardinia Shire
City / State	Greater Melbourne, Victoria
Suburb Area	630 ha
Boundary	North - existing high voltage electricity line East - Mt Ararat Road North and South Road South - Princes Freeway West - Ryan Road and Deep Creek
Suburb inclusions	7,200 new homes 23,000 population 1,3000 new jobs Local town centre Convenience Centre (retail, commercial and community spaces) 3x community centres 1x indoor recreation area 44 ha of local park and sports reserves
Community Amenity	Each centre will have its distinct character
Location	Melbourne South East, 57 km from Melbourne CBD
Education	2x state primary schools 1x private primary school 1x state secondary school
Types of Residential	Small lot housing (townhouses, terraces, semi-detached and detached houses, including shop-top) Dual occupancies, duplexes and detached houses Multi-unit housing sites including terraces, row houses and villas Stacked housing including apartments, shoptop and walk-up flats
Employment Areas	Retail and Commercial, Schools, Community Centre, Small enterprise precinct
Infrastructure	Cranbourne-Pakenham Line Level Crossing Removal Project Train line extension to Pakenham East opens in 2024
Transportation	Pedestrian and cycling links New Pakenham Train Station Access to the local road network and Princes Highway
Recreation Areas	13x local parks 2x waterway corridors 2x local sports reserves
Natural Parkland	Deep Creek, Hancocks Gully and two hilltops of public open space
Settlement Pattern	Transitioning from Pakenham