Balnarring Conveyancing
A favourite amongst retirees & military personnel from HMAS Cerberus, Balnarring is the perfect leafy suburban haven.
Nestled perfectly between Hastings and Flinders brings the best mix of affordability and lifestyle, which is highly sought after on the Mornington Peninsula.
The Balnarring Village is a hit amongst locals and you can expect to be made quite welcome when choosing to call Balnarring your home.
Whilst perhaps not as readily developed as trendier neighbouring suburbs, the local charm and aesthetic is hard to resist. The Frankston - Flinders Road section is seeing interest from luxury building and development planners however is zoned in a way that will see the quite tranquility protected for the foreseeable future.
Suburb Profile
Population
3,000
Average House Price
$825,000
Latest News
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