An established semi-rural suburb — City of Casey

Planning context

An established suburb, protected by the green wedge.

Narre Warren North is a low-density, semi-rural suburb on Casey's northern fringe, largely within Melbourne's green wedge. There is no precinct structure plan and no designated growth-front planning for this suburb.

A green wedge setting

Narre Warren North sits largely within Melbourne's green wedge: land set aside for conservation, agriculture and low-density living rather than urban expansion.

No precinct structure plan

There is no precinct structure plan (PSP) and no designated growth-front planning for this suburb. Established zoning keeps density low and blocks large.

What that means for buyers

Supply is inherently limited. Most purchases are established homes on acreage, and change happens property by property rather than estate by estate.

Where the growth is

Casey's designated growth areas lie to the south: Clyde, Clyde North and the Casey Fields corridor, where new estates, schools and town centres are being delivered.

Aerial view over Narre Warren North and the surrounding green wedge
Artist's impression — indicative only.