Berwick, VIC 3806 — Suburb Profile

Last reviewed: · By Knowburb Research Team

In short

Berwick is a large established suburb in Melbourne's south-eastern growth area, 41 km from the CBD, served by Berwick station on the Pakenham line and anchored by Berwick Village shopping and Wilson Botanic Park. It is home to families attracted by strong school options including Nossal High School and Haileybury College. Housing is predominantly family homes with a median price around $911,000 and weekly rent of $615.

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Snapshot

Median house$911,000
Median rent$615 /wk
Population50,298
Median age38
Area33.2 km²
To CBD41 km
LGACasey

Demographics

Population
50,298
Median age
38 years
Median household income
$2,113 /week
Median personal income
$852 /week
Median family income
$2,346 /week
Average household size
2.9
Persons per bedroom
0.8
Local government area
Casey
Statistical region (SA4)
Melbourne - South East
Remoteness classification
Major Cities of Australia
Federal electorate
Menzies
Source: ABS QuickStats
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Property & cost of living

Median rent
$615 /week
Median monthly mortgage
$2,000
Median house price
$911,000
Rent share of household income
29%

Schools

  • Nossal High School
  • Haileybury College
  • Berwick Secondary College

Transport

  • Pakenham line — Berwick station
  • Monash Freeway

Lifestyle & amenities

Family-oriented suburb in Melbourne's south-east with a mix of historic village areas and newer estates. Key landmarks include Wilson Botanic Park, Berwick Village shopping centre, and multiple schools serving local families.

  • 9 cafés
  • 20 restaurants
  • 2 pubs and bars
  • 86 parks and reserves
  • 4 gyms and fitness centres
  • 1 library
  • 2 supermarkets
  • 25 playgrounds

Counts within roughly 1.5 km of the suburb centre. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Climate

  • Warmest month: Jan (25.9°C avg max)
  • Coolest month: Jul (13.5°C avg max)
  • Annual rainfall: 648 mm
  • Reference station: Melbourne Regional Office, 41.0 km away

NBN & connectivity

Fibre to the Premises serves 59.0% of the 16,073 resolvable premises in Berwick. Most premises here have a fibre cable running directly into the property — the fastest and most reliable NBN option, with plans available up to NBN 1000.

  • Fibre to the Premises: 59.0%
  • Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial: 4.8%
  • Fibre to the Node: 35.9%
  • Fixed Wireless: 0.2%

Snapshot 2026-04-28. Tech mix from Luke Prior's NBN upgrade map (MIT licensed). Verify any specific address on NBN Co's address tool.

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Safety

  • Recorded offences: 3,301 across postcode 3806 in the year to December 2025.
  • Most common categories: 2,019 property offences, 613 violent offences, 91 drug offences.
  • Wider Casey LGA: 7,426 offences per 100,000 residents.

Frequently asked questions

What is the population of Berwick?

Berwick (VIC 3806) had 50,298 residents at the most recent ABS Census. The median age is 38. It sits within the Casey local government area.

What is the median rent in Berwick?

The median advertised rent in Berwick is $615/week, based on SQM Research listings data. Rents vary by property type, bedrooms and condition.

Are there schools in Berwick?

Yes — 3 schools are listed within or near Berwick. Nearest include: Nossal High School, Haileybury College, Berwick Secondary College. School data sourced from ACARA and state education departments.

What NBN technology is available in Berwick?

Berwick is predominantly served by Fibre to the Premises (59% of premises). Coverage data is sourced from the NBN upgrade map aggregated from NBN Co address checks.

How safe is Berwick?

Across postcode 3806, 3,301 offences were recorded in the 12 months to December 2025. The most common offence categories were property (2,019), violent (613), drug offences (91). Crime statistics are recorded by area (postcode or LGA), not by individual suburb. Data sourced from each state's crime statistics agency.

What is the climate like in Berwick?

In Berwick, mean daily temperatures range from 10.3°C to 19.9°C and annual rainfall is 648 mm measured at the Melbourne Regional Office weather station (41 km away). Long-term averages from the Bureau of Meteorology.

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