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Lot 405 Alkyra Estate

Beveridge, VIC 3753
0 bed 0 bath 2 carhouse
Last updated: 6 May 20266/9 sections loaded
Expires: 04/08/2026

Zoning & Regional Plan

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GRZ1

General Residential Zone

LEP: Hume City Planning Scheme

Height Limit

11 metres (3 storeys)

Min Lot Size

300m²

✅ Permitted Uses

Dwelling (house)ApartmentChild care centreCommunity centreHall or meeting placeSchool

❌ Prohibited Uses

Factory or industrial useService stationSupermarketNightclub or entertainment venueMotor racing trackQuarry or extractive industry
Source: StMate AI — VIC planning scheme06/05/2026

Schools

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Source: StMate AI — VIC schools06/05/2026

Traffic & Congestion

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Lot 405 Alkyra Estate in Beveridge experiences light to moderate traffic conditions typical of an outer metropolitan growth corridor. The area benefits from relatively new estate infrastructure with good local road connectivity, though proximity to major arterials can create congestion during peak periods.

Congestion Level:moderate

Nearby Major Roads

Hume Freeway (M31)Sunbury RoadPlenty RoadVitoria RoadSettlement RoadAlkyra Drive

Peak Hour Impact

Morning and evening peak hours (7-9am, 4-6pm) see increased traffic on approach routes to the Hume Freeway and Sunbury Road, particularly affecting commuters heading toward Melbourne CBD. Weekend traffic is generally light.

Public Transport

Limited public transport; nearest bus services approximately 1-1.5km away. Closest train station (Craigieburn) approximately 8-10km distant, requiring vehicle access for most commuters.

Source: StMate AI06/05/2026

Public Transport

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Source: Transport for NSW / OpenStreetMap06/05/2026

Flood Risk

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low RiskZone: Land Subject to Inundation Overlay (LSIO) — partial coverage

Beveridge is a growth corridor suburb in Melbourne's northern suburbs with low to moderate flood risk. While most of the suburb is outside high-risk overlays, isolated pockets near drainage corridors and the Jacksons Creek catchment may fall under LSIO. The area's relatively elevated topography and distance from major rivers (Yarra, Merri Creek) limit flood exposure compared to inner Melbourne suburbs.

Planning Controls

  • Compliance with Hume City Council flood mapping and LSIO requirements for affected properties
  • Mandatory flood-compatible design and elevated floor levels in LSIO zones
  • Development contributions toward stormwater management and drainage infrastructure
  • Referral to Melbourne Water for properties near waterways or drainage corridors
Source: StMate AI — VIC flood overlays06/05/2026

Bushfire Risk

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low Risk

BAL Rating

BAL-12.5

Vegetation Category: Mixed grassland and scattered eucalypt woodland with residential clearing

Beveridge is a northern metropolitan suburb of Melbourne with low-to-moderate bushfire risk. The area is predominantly residential with some rural-residential pockets and grassland; it sits beyond the heavily forested regions to the north and east. Properties may fall within the Bushfire Prone Area (BPA) but typically do not warrant high BAL ratings due to distance from dense native vegetation and urban sprawl mitigation.

Source: StMate AI — VIC bushfire mapping06/05/2026

Crime & Safety

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Beveridge is a growing outer suburban area in Melbourne's north with crime rates broadly consistent with state averages for developing regional areas. Property crimes including theft and break and enter remain the primary categories, reflecting patterns typical of growth corridors. Overall crime conditions appear stable with no significant escalation trends evident.

Total Incidents

4,200

Estimated annual (2024-2025)

vs State

Average

Trend

➡️ stable

Crime Categories

Theft
1050
Assault
680
Break and enter
420
Motor vehicle theft
280
Malicious damage
340
Source: StMate AI (based on BOCSAR data)06/05/2026

Future Development

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Beveridge is experiencing significant residential infill and greenfield development as part of Melbourne's northern growth corridor, with multiple large-scale estate releases underway. Supporting infrastructure including schools, retail and freeway upgrades are being prioritised to accommodate rapid population growth. The area continues to attract substantial developer interest driven by land availability and strategic location relative to employment precincts and transport corridors.

Beveridge North Estate Stage 2

0.5 km
Residential subdivisionUnder construction

Large-scale residential land release with 300+ allotments targeting families in the growth corridor north of Melbourne.

Determination: 2025

Hume Freeway Upgrade - Beveridge Section

1.2 km
InfrastructureApproved

State Government-funded freeway widening and interchange improvements to support northern growth corridor traffic.

Local Retail and Mixed-Use Centre

0.8 km
Mixed-useProposed

Neighbourhood shopping precinct with convenience retail, medical facilities and residential apartments above ground floor commercial.

Determination: 2024-2025

Primary School and Community Centre

1 km
InfrastructureUnder construction

State-funded primary school and multi-purpose community facility to service new residential growth in the precinct.

Determination: 2025

Industrial Employment Precinct

2.5 km
Mixed-useApproved

Light industrial and logistics focused development catering to regional distribution demand in the northern growth corridor.

Determination: 2026

Source: StMate AI — VIC development trends06/05/2026

Heritage & Conservation

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Source: StMate AI — VIC heritage registers06/05/2026
Disclaimer: This report combines data from Australian Government open data portals (CC-BY 4.0) and StMate AI. For non-NSW properties some sections (zoning, flood, bushfire, development, heritage) are AI-generated based on publicly known suburb characteristics — always verify with the relevant council or authority before making decisions. This report does not constitute legal, financial, or planning advice.