Skip to Content Skip to Navigation Skip to Search
Communities

Berwick Suburb Profile

Is Berwick a good suburb? Find out in our suburb review for Berwick, VIC, 3806, including the latest median house price, suburb population and more.

Arcadia, Officer dragon park artist impression 2

Suburb Snap Shot

Berwick, located in the southeastern suburbs of Melbourne, is a diverse and thriving community that has experienced significant growth in recent years. With a rich history and a promising future, Berwick offers a wide range of amenities and opportunities for residents of all backgrounds and interests.

Key Statistics:

  • Post Code: 3806
  • Local Government: City of Casey
  • Land Area: 23.6 km²
  • Freestanding houses: 89.0%
  • Medium density housing: 10.5%
  • High density housing: 0.3%

Demographic Highlights

Berwick Greater Melbourne
Median Age 38 37
Median weekly household income $2,068 $1,901
Households with mortgage 46.2% 37.1%
Households renting 22.0% 30.2%
Family households 80.8% 70.9%
Couples with children 55.3% 47.8%
Persons born overseas 37.7% 40.1%
University qualification 26.8% 32.8%
Trade qualification 15.9% 12.4%
Unemployment rate 4.9% 5.3%

 

Demographic Data Source - ABS Census 2021
Median house and rental prices current as at September 2023

Map of Berwick

Frequently Asked Questions

Berwick is a suburb located in the southern region of Victoria. Situated approximately 47 kilometres southeast of Melbourne. Berwick is part of the City of Casey local government area and Greater Melbourne.

Berwick is situated approximately 47 kilometres south of the Melbourne Central Business District (CBD). The journey from Officer to the Melbourne CBD typically takes around 45 to 55 minutes by car, depending on traffic conditions.

Residents of Berwick have access to a range of facilities and modern amenities that cater to various needs and interests of individuals of all types. Essential shopping can be conducted at Eden Rise Shopping Centre and along the High Street of Berwick Village, Clyde Rd. Wilson Botanic Park and Berwick Springs provide ample natural scenery for the public, while Akoonah Park Market is often used for community events and festivities.

Berwick is home to schools and educational institutions that range from primary to tertiary levels, making it a prime location for families focused on accessibility. The suburb contains numerous primary schools, comprehensive secondary schools, and higher education campuses. Notable institutions include Berwick Primary School, St Margaret’s School, Nossal High School, and the Berwick campuses of Monash University and Chisholm Institute. These establishments provide diverse educational opportunities, catering to the varied needs of all families.

Berwick’s tree-lined streets are home to several historic buildings within this bustling community. The suburb’s heritage is showcased by a number of buildings first erected in the mid to late 1800s, including the Border Hotel, now known as the Berwick Inn, the former post office and the former site of the Berwick Mechanics Institute and Free Library.