Rowville Property Market
& Suburb Profile

The suburb remains one of the largest and most popular residential pockets in the City of Knox, particularly favoured by upsizing families and established professionals who value its spacious homes and active community atmosphere. The suburb’s geography is a significant drawcard, featuring the massive Churchill National Park and Lysterfield Park on its eastern fringe, which provide residents with hundreds of hectares of bushland for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife spotting.

Life in Rowville is supported by comprehensive local infrastructure, with three major shopping precincts - Stud Park, Wellington Village, and Rowville Lakes - ensuring that residents have easy access to supermarkets, specialty retail, and a growing array of local cafes and restaurants.

Education is a primary pillar of the community, anchored by the high-performing Rowville Secondary College, which is renowned for its specialised academies in sports, the arts, and maths and science. The suburb also hosts several well-regarded primary schools, catering to its significant population of young families.

While Rowville is not directly serviced by a train line, connectivity is managed via the nearby Monash Freeway and EastLink, alongside a robust bus network that links residents to the heavy rail hubs at Glen Waverley and Ferntree Gully.

From a property perspective, Rowville is a highly stable and resilient market characterised by a very high owner-occupation rate. The Rowville real estate market has shown consistent strength. The housing stock predominantly consists of large four and five-bedroom family homes, though a growing number of modern townhouses and units.

For investors, Rowville offers reliable rental demand delivering a steady yield in a suburb where long-term capital appreciation is bolstered by its enduring appeal as a premium family destination.