Property Report

Lakes Entrance is a small coastal township with a dedicated primary and secondary college serving the local community. St. Philips Primary provides a Catholic alternative, while nearby Metung and Bairnsdale offer additional options within 5 km. Families should confirm catchment status directly with the education department.

Catchment information is indicative only. Always verify with the relevant state education department before making enrolment decisions.

Lakes Entrance is a coastal town with minimal traffic congestion typical of regional Victoria. The property on Roadknight Street experiences light traffic flow with seasonal increases during holiday periods and weekends when tourists visit the area.

Lakes Entrance is a coastal town at the mouth of the Gippsland Lakes system in East Gippsland, VIC, and experiences medium flood risk primarily from estuarine/tidal inundation, storm surge, and occasional overflow from the connected lake system during high water events. Much of the town is mapped under the Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO), particularly areas at or near sea level and adjacent to the lakes. While not subject to major riverine flooding from inland catchments, the low-lying topography and exposure to coastal and estuarine flooding create notable flood-planning constraints for new development.

Lakes Entrance is a coastal town in East Gippsland with moderate bushfire risk due to nearby native forest and vegetation communities, particularly to the north and west. The property would likely fall within a Bushfire Prone Area (BPA) or lower BAL rating zone given its coastal location, but proximity to forested ridges and the Great Otway region elevates risk above low-risk areas. Building design and defensible space standards per AS 3959 should be implemented.

Lakes Entrance, a coastal tourism and fishing community in East Gippsland, experiences crime rates below the Victorian state average. The suburb's crime profile is characterised by property-related offences typical of regional areas with seasonal visitor populations. Overall crime remains stable with low rates of serious violent offences.

Lakes Entrance is a small coastal tourism and fishing township with modest development activity concentrated on waterfront revitalisation and incremental residential infill within the established footprint. Development pressure remains relatively low, focused on supporting visitor economy infrastructure and maintaining housing supply through small-scale residential DAs, with limited large-scale urban renewal given the town's character and Gippsland Lakes environmental constraints.

Lakes Entrance is a significant coastal heritage precinct centred on its historic lighthouse (1889) and working port. The town centre contains a conservation area with Victorian and early 20th-century commercial and residential buildings reflecting its development as a major fishing and tourism destination. Properties within the overlay are subject to heritage controls affecting external modifications and new development.