Location
Berwick Waters is designed to nurture active and growing families.
The pride of the south-east.
With its picturesque waterside landscape, dotted with green reserves, 9km of shared bike paths and scenic walking trails, this is a beautiful community.
Local families love nothing more than to explore this serene environment with viewing platforms and footbridges offering sweeping vistas.
Surrounded by stunning natural landscapes and every modern convenience, you might never want to leave. The best thing is you may never have to.
Why Berwick Waters?
Waterside Living
With vast established wetlands, Berwick Waters boasts waterfront homes and stunning, ever changing views.
Great shopping
There is already a choice of shopping centres nearby. Further to these the future Town Centre, the planned hub of Berwick Waters, is where you’ll catch up with friends, shop at the supermarket, browse the specialty stores and do more of what you love.
Eat in or to go
There are cafes and restaurants nearby. Also take away options. With the proposed future Town Centre coming soon and new places popping up all the time, dine in or out with family and friends.
EDUCATION
A state secondary and state primary school are set to open Term 1 2025 at Berwick Waters.
Retirement Living
Berwick Waters is pedestrian friendly and thanks to a lifestyle-oriented retirement village by Lifestyle Communities, its residents continue to have very full social lives.
Medical
In addition to a medical clinic at Waterside Centre, St John of God Berwick is located under 6km away as well as Monash Health Casey Hospital with a 24-hour emergency department is also close by so loved ones will never have far to go for treatment.
Playgrounds & BBQs
Picnic in your choice of parks with BBQs, play areas for the kids and waterside views to make dining outside even more special. From our Grand Prix park to our Waterside Playground, the kids will spend hours outdoors on the playgrounds.
Fitness
Berwick Waters promotes health and fitness with an abundance of open spaces and parks with more still to come. Theres over 9km of walking and cycling paths and a future connection to Cardinia Creek trail.
