If You Had One Shot at Land in Caulfield North…
- Tzvi Balbin
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 15 hours ago
Would you rebuild from scratch? Would you hold for the long term? Would you finally create the dream home you’ve imagined for years?
In most suburbs, these are abstract questions. In Caulfield North, they’re urgent ones — because land, especially land worth building on, is nearly impossible to come by.
And when it does come up? It’s rarely twice.
What Makes a Block Worth Building On?
Not every piece of land is equal — even within a premium suburb. For many buyers, it’s not just about size or frontage. It’s about position, potential, and prestige.
The best buildable land in Caulfield North usually sits on streets that are:
Quiet and low-traffic (often cul-de-sacs)
Surrounded by established homes, not multi-res developments
Zoned for growth and lifestyle
Close to schools, parks, and community hubs — but not on top of them
Hard to find, and harder to replace
It’s not just about building a house. It’s about building in the right context.
Streets That Make It Worth It
Here are five Caulfield North streets where land, if and when it becomes available, is worth strong consideration:
1. Manor Grove
Just seven homes
Positioned behind Labassa Mansion
No through traffic
Generous block sizes and near-zero public turnover
Ideal for families seeking discretion or builders seeking prestige
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2. Newington Grove
Wide blocks and established gardens
Great access to Caulfield Park and Balaclava Road
Strong long-term growth potential
Ideal for a substantial family home with street presence
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3. Avoca Grove
Quiet and consistently held
Green and shaded with generous street setbacks
Excellent for custom new builds
A street that rarely appears in listings
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4. Sagamore Court
Family-friendly cul-de-sac
Under-the-radar but well located
Great for contemporary family homes or long-term dual-level builds
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5. Malonga Court
Small, private and quiet
Excellent proportions and setbacks
Ideal for low-profile, high-quality builds or a multi-generational residence
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The Opportunity Window
As the market shifts and interest rates ease, buyer momentum is returning. But the truth remains: blocks like these don’t hit the market often. And when they do, they attract buyers who are ready — with vision and confidence.
So if you had one shot at land in Caulfield North — land in the right location, on the right street, with the right potential — would you wait?
Or would you build something that lasts?


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