A notable dining scene combines world-class institutions with family favourites; delicious flavours derived from the neighbourhood’s longstanding multicultural residents.
Elsternwick's multi-cultural neighbourhood has an average median age of 38, while the suburbs has more women occupying the area. Many residents are married and have an academic background.
It's known for being a relaxed suburb with many schools, close to the beach and city, and rated as one of the most walkable places in the world. It's tree-lined streets majestically enhance the streets of Elsternwick.
In the 19th century, Elsternwick was known for its market gardens, and has since developed into a residential hub with many heritage-listed buildings. There are many contemporary apartments and townhouses in recent years too.
Myriad parks and gardens allow space to exercise or simply relax on the lawns and include heritage-listed Rippon Lea Estate. While on hot summer days, you’re just a stone’s throw from the beach.
Wesley College in Elsternwick comprise of an Early Childhood Learning Centre, Junior School and Middle School, with approximately 400 boys and girls and boys attending from three years old to year nine.
Elsternwick Primary School has a history that dates back to 1888. A public government co-educational school that educated children from prep foundation through to grade size. There are approximately 440 students.
Sholem Aleichem College is an Independent Jewish co-educational early learning and primary day school. The venue was founded back in 1947.
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