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Moving to Seaholme VIC 3018

What the official numbers say about living in Seaholme — before you pack a box.

At a glance

2,067people (Census 2021)
43median age
$1,300,000median house price
$451/wkmedian rent
12 kmto Melbourne CBD
7%tree canopy

Housing: buy or rent

Budget around $1,300,000 for a median house (based on 2024 sales). Sale prices moved up about 94% between 2014 and 2024.

Renting? The census median is $451 a week, against a median household income of $2,145 a week.

About 76% of homes are owner-occupied and 23% rented, and the most common dwelling type is the house.

Who you'll be living with

Seaholme grew 11% between the 2011 and 2021 censuses (1,865 → 2,067 people).

Around 77% of households are families, averaging 2.5 people per home.

Largest overseas birthplaces: England, New Zealand, Malta; most spoken languages besides English: Greek, Italian, Vietnamese.

On the ABS advantage scale (SEIFA), Seaholme sits in the country’s more advantaged bracket (decile 9 of 10).

The commute

The most common way to work is by car (56% of workers), while 38% work from home.

Nearest train station: Seaholme, 450 m south-west.

Nearest bus interchange: Williamstown, 3.9 km east.

Nearest ferry wharf: Gem Pier Ferry Dock, 5.5 km east.

Nearest airport: Essendon Fields Airport, 16.2 km north.

The Melbourne CBD is roughly 12 km away in a straight line.

Daily life

Mapped locally so far: 22 schools · 24 cafes & restaurants · 3 supermarkets · 21 parks · 2 beaches — see them all on the Seaholme profile.

What's actually nearby

Schools: Seaholme Primary School 300 m · St Mary's Primary School 1.3 km · Altona Primary School 1.9 km · Altona College 2.3 km · Bayside P-12 College Paisley Campus 2.8 km · St Leo the Great Primary School 2.8 km · Mount St Joseph Girls' College 2.9 km · Newport Gardens Primary School 2.9 km

Groceries: Coles 1.3 km · Woolworths 2.4 km · Goods Grocer 2.6 km

Parks and reserves: S G Mcintosh Reserve 150 m · HC Kim Reserve 250 m · WG Cresser Reserve 400 m · Fell Reserve 450 m · Norah McIntyre Reserve 550 m · PA Burns Reserve 750 m · R Frazer Reserve 900 m · Grant Reserve 1.2 km

What you'll see in the garden

Birds recorded around Seaholme, most often seen first: Common Starling · Black Swan · Silver Gull · Little Pied Cormorant · Chestnut Teal · Little Raven.

How the neighbours compare

The suburbs nearest to Seaholme, side by side.

SuburbPeopleMedian houseAdvantageCanopy
Seaholme here 2,067 $1,300,000 9/10 7%
Altona 11,490 $1,170,000 9/10 4%
Williamstown North 1,622 $1,300,000 9/10 5%
Altona North 12,962 $917,000 6/10 5%
Newport 13,658 $1,300,000 10/10 12%
South Kingsville 2,156 $1,065,000 10/10 8%
Brooklyn 1,979 $810,000 7/10 3%

Before you move — quick checklist

In short

A house in Seaholme has a median sale price of $1,300,000 (2024 sales). Renters pay a median $451 a week, and about 23% of homes here are rented.

The population grew 11% between the 2011 and 2021 censuses, from 1,865 people to 2,067. It sits about 12 km from the Melbourne CBD in a straight line, and Seaholme station is roughly 0.5 km away. Local government is Hobsons Bay council, and the federal seat is Gellibrand.

Weighing up alternatives?

Side-by-side: Seaholme vs Williamstown North · Seaholme vs South Kingsville.

Nearby guides: Altona · Williamstown North · Altona North · Newport · South Kingsville · Brooklyn.

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