This superbly planned residential community offers over 1,500 acres of beautiful, wide-open spaces. Lush green parks, walkways and playgrounds are adjoining a spectacular historic forest.

Eynesbury’s Grey Box Forest is one of Victoria’s largest remaining historic bushlands. The stunning forest forms the leafy gateway to the township and is home to unique flora and fauna including the endangered Migratory Swift Parrot, the Diamond Firetail and the Native Barking Owl.

This spectacular area, covering 288 hectares and bordered by 64 hectares of native grassland reserve, is also home to the threatened tree species, Buloke, the Brown Tree Creeper (a bird of state significance), as well as hundreds of kangaroos, emus, Blue Wrens and Sparkled Warblers.

The Grey Box Forest is registered with the National Estate and is included within the Melton Shire Natural Heritage Overlay. This environmental wonderland is easily accessible via a network of picturesque walking trails that the whole family will enjoy.

Eynesbury residents are able to maintain green gardens and wash their cars, even under drought conditions. This is because every home in the Eynesbury Township has a connection to Class A Recycled water. This supply is delivered via a controlled ‘third pipe’ system, completely separate from the regular drinking water mains and easily manages preservation of this valuable resource.

Eynesbury Township’s beautiful parks and public spaces are maintained responsibly with Class A Recycled water without burdening the overall water resource system.