Strathtulloh is with the City of Melton located 40 kilometres west of Melbourne and named after a heritage-listed property located on Greigs Road. Strathtulloh is approximately 1,093 ha, which is bounded by Mount Cottrell Road to the west, Toolern Creek natural waterway corridor to the east, Alfred Road, Ferris Road and Bridge Road to the north and Greigs Road West to the south.
Strathtulloh was gazetted by the Office of Geographic Names on 9 February 2017 under the direction of the Victorian State Government, following a proposal for 11 new suburbs by the City of Melton. The new suburbs have strict density changes to ensure density does not exceed 20,000 residents, ensure vibrant community neighbourhood hubs, provide affordable housing and maintain the geographic characteristics.
Boasting its on namesake in the newest Primary School to be opened in Melton South - it is encompassing of some of Melton's most premium living opportunities with Compound style living on acerage.
Newer parts of the Strathtulloh Suburb are on the other end of the housing spectrum, appealing to younger famlies and Investors.
Median Price Range for the Orignal Strathtulloh Estate is in excess of $1.8m