New to the neighbourhood or thinking about settling in Carnegie or Bentleigh real estate? You may be wondering what else the city of Glen Eira has to offer apart from the pristine housing and charming streets.
Here are just three of the many interesting nearby attractions that'll keep you engaged and entertained.
Rippon Lea House and Gardens
The Rippon Lea House and Gardens is one of Melbourne's most iconic and significant historical estates. The centrepiece of the property is an enormous mansion designed in 1868 that housed two families for almost 100 years. This building is surrounded by lush gardens and an expansive lawn that is perfect to lounge on this spring and in the coming summer. The Rippon Lea House also hosts tours and events regularly, such as the recent design exhibition featuring costumes from the ABC TV Series 'Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries'.
Caulfield Racecourse
Who doesn't like to watch a competition of raw speed and muscle? The Caulfield Racecourse is regarded as one of the finest thoroughbred racing and events complexes in the country, holding prestigious competitions such as the Crown Golden Ale Caulfield Cup Carnival, as well as other non-racing events like fashion parades and luncheons. Anyone entering the Members' Reserve must adhere to the dress code of formal wear, making it a perfect excuse to get glamorous and dress to the nines.
Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Centre (GESAC)
Sometimes, your body might just be aching for a good workout. The GESAC is a fully-featured complex, offering a huge array of programmes and facilities to meet just about every recreational need. If you long for a dip, the GESAC has state-of-the-art swimming pools, complete with pirate-themed water slides for the kids. It also houses a stadium that supports a range of sports from netball to badminton. You're sure to find something to suit your tastes here.
If you enjoy Glen Eira's vibrant attractions, get connected with Matt Hurlston and Ray White Carnegie. We'll help you get an insightful look at the best real estate in Bentleigh, Carnegie and nearby suburbs.
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