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With sprawling greenery in one hand and recreational amenity in the other, residents of Heide Collective will reap the many benefits of an active outdoor lifestyle. Just a stone’s throw from your doorstep, the Yarra River meanders its way down the suburb’s eastern boundary, encompassed by some of Melbourne’s most beautiful parklands in addition to idyllic picnic spots, scenic bike paths and hidden sanctuaries to uncover and explore.
Home to everything from expansive football ovals to vibrant bowls clubs, sporting facilities are also aplenty here, creating a rich community atmosphere that permeates throughout. Whether you’re looking to reconnect with nature or get active in a lush, leafy setting, Heidelberg is a picturesque urban oasis with something for everyone.
Residing on the banks of the Yarra River, Banksia Park is one of the area’s most beloved outdoor destinations. There’s much to be discovered within this 57 acre expanse, from the fascinating Heritage Trail to the tranquil Japanese Cherry Tree Grove to the plentiful birdlife occupying the wetlands. Pack up a picnic and make a day of it with your loved ones.
Heidelberg Park is a recreational oasis encompassed by tall natives and mature deciduous trees. Offering an impressive children’s playground, a peaceful running track and an off-leash area for your canine companion, it’s the perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle, immersed in verdant greenery.
For a serene riverside stroll that feels miles from urban life, hop on The Main Yarra Trail from Heidelberg Park. The 22km trail meanders through some of Melbourne’s most sublime parklands and picnic spots. Follow it down to Kew in one direction or up to Templestowe in the other, surrounded by native flora and fauna the whole way.
Nothing says community like a lively local bowls club, which is exactly what you’ll find on the corner of Burgundy Street and Stradbroke Avenue. Whether you’re after social games in the sun, drink in hand, or competitive tournaments with seasoned bowlers, this historic club ticks all the boxes and then some, just a short walk from Heide Collective.
In recent years, a host of trendy cafes, lively pubs and sophisticated restaurants have taken up residence on Burgundy Street, transforming Heidelberg into a thriving foodie hub (and giving nearby Northcote a run for its money). Resident coffee lovers will be able to get their fix somewhere new every morning, surrounded by quintessentially Melbourne cafes brewing up artisanal blends of beans, with the innovative food to match.
Home to all-day diners with vibrant outdoor areas and atmosphere to boot, there’s no shortage of places to spend a sunny afternoon in Heidelberg – namely The Train Yard and iconic establishment Sir Henry Barkley Hotel. Pair this with a myriad of critically acclaimed restaurants – some spearheaded by renowned chefs – and you’ve got a truly world-class hospitality landscape, all just a short walk from your doorstep.
Where rustic, eclectic interiors combine with hearty dishes made from locally-sourced ingredients, The Pepper Tree is the epitome of wholesome. The menu comprises healthy burgers, jam-packed sandwiches, authentic pastas and nourishing salads – there’s no going hungry here. Slide into one of their comfy booth seats, overlooked by a charming mural of Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket.
At Elia, you’ll find traditional greek food imbued with exciting modern elements, forming an inspired menu that is best shared. Boasting industrial-chic decor, enjoy char grilled meats, slow braised lamb and a selection of mouth watering small plates (saganaki included), complemented by a comprehensive list of European and Australian wines.
The closest cafe to home with some of the best coffee in the area, Sunnyside will undoubtedly become a regular haunt for residents of Heide Collective. As the name suggests, the interiors are light-filled and airy, ensuring customers feel instantly uplifted when they enter the space. Even more uplifting is the menu, boasting chicken parmigiana and chilli scrambled croissants.
A local favourite, The Train Yard is something of a ‘jack of all trades’ venue. Visit in the morning and you’ll be greeted by a relaxed cafe setting and the scent of freshly ground coffee beans. Visit in the afternoon or evening and you’ll find a festive beer garden filled with live music, fresh cocktails and tasty antipasto platters.
Blending convenience with luxury, fresh food with fashion, Heidelberg’s retail offering leaves no stone unturned. For residents of Heide Collective, this means never having to travel far for your weekly shopping trip or a good ol’ dose of retail therapy. Home to Leo’s Fine Food, Melbourne’s favourite specialty supermarket, sourcing gourmet ingredients or household goods couldn’t be easier. Warringal Mall is also at hand, housing an Aldi, Coles and Baker’s Delight along with a selection of handy utility stores.
Beyond food, Burgundy Street boasts a handful of boutiques, gift shops and florists, allowing you to keep your home perfectly adorned and your wardrobe stylishly curated. The store owners here are some of Melbourne’s friendliest, creating a warm village vibe in which
to shop.
From merino wool knits and tailored Italian coats to handcrafted jewelry and leather handbags, TKG & Co is a beacon of timeless, high-quality pieces designed for everyday wear. Recently, the store introduced its Bamboo Range, a wholly sustainable and effortlessly stylish collection of ethical, thermo-regulating and natural garments.
The florists at French Blue Flowers are committed to designing bouquets the French way – according to the seasons and with style and elegance. Their gorgeous creations are perfect for elevating the dining table or conveying a heartfelt message to a loved one. A selection of luxury gifts like candles and soaps are also on offer, making it next to impossible to leave without a purchase in hand.
A Melbourne go-to for all things gourmet, Leo’s is nothing short of an epicurean paradise. The store abounds with specialty food products imported from overseas or sourced from local artisans. From rare cheeses to farm fresh produce, premium meats to world-class wine, whatever you’re looking for, Leo’s has it in spades.
A stone’s throw away on Burgundy Street, Warringal Shopping Centre will allow you to complete all your errands under one roof. In addition to the grocery staples – Aldi, Coles, Baker’s Delight and Liquorland – you’ll find a variety of helpful services, a collection of chain retailers, banks, a gym and more.
Equipped with the urban amenity of any established inner-city suburb, Heidelberg’s residents will enjoy a village lifestyle without having to compromise on convenience or connectivity. Playing host to a roll call of esteemed schools for students of all ages, the community is spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing where to send their child. For transport, a train station and ever-efficient bus network are within arms reach of Heide Collective, ensuring travelling inbound can be done swiftly and seamlessly.
A cultural destination, Heidelberg is also celebrated for its vibrant arts scene. Formerly home to The Heidelberg School of Arts – a pioneer and significant part of Australia’s art history – today, residents enjoy proximity to the Heide Museum of Modern Art in Bulleen, a cultural institution abounding with inspiring, thought-provoking works.
In 1934, art collectors John and Sunday Reed purchased a fifteen acre homestead beside the Yarra River in Bulleen. By 1981, this would become Heide Museum of Modern Art, a modernist architectural icon showcasing an outstanding collection of contemporary art. Much of what is there today was amassed by the Reed family, paired with some newer exhibitions from leading Australian artists.
An esteemed catholic high school for girls, Our Lady of Mercy College is one of Heidelberg’s finest attributes. The staff have specialist knowledge and expertise in girls’ education, drawing upon this to provide a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment for girls to learn, grow and realise their full potential.
Established in 1882, Austin Health has a vision to shape the future through exceptional care, discovery and learning. Home to The Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute, The Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital and a number of state-wide services, Austin Hospital is one of Australia’s major public teaching hospitals, located within walking distance of Heide Collective.
Just 900m from your doorstep, Heidelberg Station facilitates a quick and easy journey into the CBD, stopping at some of Melbourne’s major centres along the way. Sitting as part of the Hurstbridge Line, a train from here travels through Fairfield, Collingwood and West Richmond before arriving at Flinders Street in under half an hour.
St John’s Catholic Primary School cultivates an inspiring educational environment through the implementation of innovative learning programs, extensive co-curricular offerings, strong community values and experienced teachers. Amongst beautiful historic grounds, the school is committed to wholly preparing your child for high school and beyond.
Diverse, nurturing and inclusive, Heidelberg Primary School presents an exceptional option for the suburb’s youngest learners. The school is well-resourced and equipped with impressive facilities, providing each student with their very best chance to thrive, supported by a professional, innovative and caring staff.
Just 900m from your doorstep, Heidelberg Station facilitates a quick and easy journey into the CBD, stopping at some of Melbourne’s major centres along the way. Sitting as part of the Hurstbridge Line, a train from here travels through Fairfield, Collingwood and West Richmond before arriving at Flinders Street in under half an hour.
Traversing along Upper Heidelberg Road, Bus No.551 carries passengers to Latrobe University in Bundoora – the height of convenience for resident uni students. With a stop just 350m minutes away on Bell Street, Bus No. 903 travels to Northland Shopping Centre in one direction and Westfield Doncaster in the other.