Lot 5703 Piebald St

6 nearby schools

Catchment: Beveridge Primary School

9 stops within 1.5km

Nearest: Siren Street/Golf Links Drive (0.6km)

Low congestion

Morning and evening peak hours (7-9am, 4-6pm) see increased traffic on Drouin Drive and Harmony Road as commuters travel to/from central Melbourne. The Hume Freeway experiences typical metropolitan congestion during these periods, but local streets remain relatively clear.

Quiet noise

Nearest: aircraft (10.9km)

Low

Mandalay is a developing outer suburban area in the northern growth corridor of Melbourne with low to localized flood risk. While the broader Beveridge precinct has some drainage constraints and localized inundation areas mapped under LSIO, it does not fall within a major river flood study catchment. Most of the area is elevated inland; however, scattered properties in low-lying drainage corridors (particularly near tributary lines to Merri Creek) may face minor flood exposure and should be assessed individually.

Low

BAL: BAL-LOW

average

Trend: stable

GRZ1 — General Residential Zone

Hume Planning Scheme

6 projects nearby

Beveridge and Mandalay form part of Melbourne's northern growth corridor with sustained residential subdivision activity, characterized by estate expansion and medium-density townhouse development. Supporting infrastructure including schools, community facilities and freeway upgrades are being rolled out to service rapid population growth. Development pressure remains moderate to high with ongoing staged releases in established residential precincts.

Not heritage listed

Mandalay in Beveridge is a modern outer-suburban development in Melbourne's growth corridor with minimal heritage overlay protection. The area is predominantly post-2000s residential subdivision with limited significant heritage items, though nearby Beveridge Railway Station (1889) holds local heritage value. No formal conservation area or heritage restrictions typically apply to individual properties in this locality.