Minutes from the village 

and the city.

In 1840, this stretch of the Yarra was new farmland, a day's ride from Melbourne by horse and carriage.

Within a generation it was known for the opposite: grand estates, considered gardens, and some of the finest houses the young colony built.

Ivanhoe has held onto that character ever since. Homage takes its name, and its intent, from that history: five residences built in the same spirit.

Welcome to
Ivanhoe.

Ivanhoe has always managed a rare trick: close enough to the city to forget you need it, far enough to forget it's there.

  • Melbourne CBD - 9km away, a direct run into the city on the Hurstbridge line from Ivanhoe Station

  • The Yarra River - running and cycling trails along its banks, on the doorstep

  • Parkland and open river frontage, all within easy walking distance

  • Upper Heidelberg Road and Ivanhoe Village - cafés, grocers and everyday shopping, minutes away

  • Established, tree-lined streets that have barely changed character in a hundred years

Everything you'd actually use, day to day, sits within a ten-minute radius. That's most of the reason people don't leave.

Fairy Hills is one of Melbourne's oldest addresses.

Fairy Hills remains a place built for walking: shaded paths, quiet streets, parks, and an unusual density of old and unusual trees, running past streetscapes that read like a timeline of Melbourne domestic architecture.

Minutes from the village 

and the city.

In 1840, this stretch of the Yarra was new farmland, a day's ride from Melbourne by horse and carriage.

Within a generation it was known for the opposite: grand estates, considered gardens, and some of the finest houses the young colony built.

Ivanhoe has held onto that character ever since. Homage takes its name, and its intent, from that history: five residences built in the same spirit.

Welcome to
Ivanhoe.

Ivanhoe has always managed a rare trick: close enough to the city to forget you need it, far enough to forget it's there.

  • Melbourne CBD - 9km away, a direct run into the city on the Hurstbridge line from Ivanhoe Station

  • The Yarra River - running and cycling trails along its banks, on the doorstep

  • Parkland and open river frontage, all within easy walking distance

  • Upper Heidelberg Road and Ivanhoe Village - cafés, grocers and everyday shopping, minutes away

  • Established, tree-lined streets that have barely changed character in a hundred years

Everything you'd actually use, day to day, sits within a ten-minute radius. That's most of the reason people don't leave.

Fairy Hills is one of Melbourne's oldest addresses.

Fairy Hills remains a place built for walking: shaded paths, quiet streets, parks, and an unusual density of old and unusual trees, running past streetscapes that read like a timeline of Melbourne domestic architecture.