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Whether buying, renting or investing in Cobblebank, VIC 3338, it's a good first step to decide whether it is a suitable option for your requirements. The Homes.com.au suburb profile provides information on Cobblebank house prices, demographics & market trends to enable you to be informed regarding your next home or investment.

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Overview At a distance of 31 km to the west of Melbourne, Cobblebank is among the fast-developing suburbs in Victoria. Once part of Melton South, the multicultural locality came up in 2017 to the east of Toolem Creek. Cobblebank has a population of around 15,000, and it is expected to grow more than ten times in the next decade.

Living in Cobblebank The strategic location of Cobblebank on the Western Freeway between Melton and Melbourne makes it a real estate hotspot. With its rapid growth, the locality will host the Cobblebank Metropolitan Activity Centre, one of the biggest local hubs in Victoria, featuring business, civic, education and recreation facilities. Cobblebank Stadium is home to a significant basketball arena, while the Cobblebank Village has many retail shops and a big supermarket. The place has plenty of avenues for good family life.

Tabcorp Park is home to Melton’s most prominent horse racing venue. The Western Business Accelerator and Centre for Excellence at Cobblebank has become the most crucial hub to facilitate business development in the area. Cobblebank has its railway station on the Melbourne – Ballarat line. The 247-acre Toolern Park has athletics track and sports facilities.

History of Cobblebank The finding of aboriginal artifacts and stone walls suggests human settlements in Cobblebank began hundreds of years ago. Records indicate Europeans belonging to the Parish of Kororoit surveyed lands there in the 1840s.

The Toolern Creek was designated a public reserve in 1881. Despite ongoing human settlements, Cobblebank was a non-descript area until the early 2000s. The year 2011 saw increasing suburban development and industrial setups in the area. In February 2017, it was notified as one of the 11 new suburbs governed under the Melton city council.

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