Mount Evelyn vs Wandin North, VIC Suburb Comparison

Mount Evelyn for investment and value.

See which suburb leads on livability, safety, schools, and lifestyle.

Head to head

Visual comparison

Mount EvelynWandin North

Overall score

Mount Evelyn

60.7/100

Wandin North

59.5/100

Crime rate

Mount Evelyn

31.2 / 1k

Wandin North

36.5 / 1k

Nearby amenities

Mount Evelyn

200

Wandin North

98

Population

Mount Evelyn

9,799

Wandin North

3,132

Metric leadMount Evelyn 9Wandin North 22 tiedacross 13 compared metrics

Livability profile

Desirability pillars scored 0–100 vs comparable suburbs

Audience fit

Who each suburb suits — composite scores out of 100

All metrics

Side-by-side scores for every compared metric.

Full comparison table

Exact figures for every metric — winner highlighted in bold.

CategoryMount EvelynWandin North
Overall score60.7/10059.5/100
Housing (desirability)54.9/10056.0/100
Crime rate31.2 / 1k36.5 / 1k
Schools & preschools42
Weather (desirability)82.3/10082.3/100
Parks & reserves136
Public transport stops4115
Walkability100.0/10080.5/100
Nearby amenities20098
Planning activity15258
Green cover10.0%5.4%
Population9,7993,132
SEIFA (IRSAD decile)7/107/10

Comparison summary

Put side by side, Mount Evelyn is a hillside established suburb with greener streets and a quieter pace, and Wandin North is a hills mid-sized suburb where tree cover and calm define the mood.

Mount Evelyn tends to lead on housing affordability, a quieter safety profile, and schools and education options, while Wandin North stands out for a calmer planning outlook. Mount Evelyn generally means housing toward the upper end of the market, while Wandin North leans toward more sought-after housing.

Mount Evelyn suits families, investors, value-focused buyers, and households prioritising schools more clearly, whereas Wandin North is the stronger match for retirees.

Generated from the official metrics on this page. It can omit nuance or contain errors — check the tables and source notes before relying on it.

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