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Seacliff Park

Seacliff Park sits on the rise above Seacliff and Brighton, between South Brighton and O'Halloran Hill. It's a quiet, mostly owner-occupied suburb where families tend to stay for the long term, with the beach a few minutes down the hill.

Median house price$1,187,500
12-month growth, houses+2.4%
Median days on market29 days

Seacliff Park at a glance

The median house price in Seacliff Park is $1,187,500, up 2.4% over the past 12 months, from 49 house sales. Houses are taking a median 29 days to sell. Units sold for a median $695,500 across 8 sales.

Houses rent for a median $720 a week, a rental yield of 3.2%. Units lease for around $470 a week and yield 4.5%. 780 buyers are currently interested in Seacliff Park houses on realestate.com.au.

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About Seacliff Park

The northern part of the suburb is residential, with established family homes on good-sized blocks and newer builds where older houses have been replaced. Some of the elevated streets pick up views towards the gulf. Units and townhouses are less common, so most sales are houses and turnover is low.

Life here centres on the outdoors. Gilbertson Gully and Gully Road North reserves wind through the streets with walking paths and play spaces, and Susan Grace Benny Reserve has a fenced playground. The shops on Seacombe Road include the popular Bake Bakery, and Seacliff beach, the Esplanade and Jetty Road Brighton are a short drive away. Seacliff and Marino stations on the Seaford line give a direct run to the city.

  • Gilbertson Gully Reserve walking trail
  • Gully Road North Reserve, with a playground and open space
  • Susan Grace Benny Reserve fenced playground on Mott Terrace
  • Local shops on Seacombe Road, including Bake Bakery
  • Minutes to Seacliff beach and the Seaford train line

Local favourites

A few local spots in Seacliff Park.

BakeryBake BakeryThe local bakery on Seacombe Road, known for its pasties and vanilla slices.246 Seacombe Road
WalkGilbertson Gully ReserveA green walking trail through the gully.Gilbertson Road
ParkSusan Grace Benny ReserveFenced playground and open space.Mott Terrace

Houses and units

Seacliff ParkHousesUnits
Median price, past 12 months$1,187,500$695,500
12-month growth+2.4%+6.3%
Sales, past 12 months498
Median days on market29 days18 days
Median weekly rent$720$470
Rental yield3.2%4.5%
Median price by bedroomsHousesUnits
1 bedroom––
2 bedrooms$860,000$695,500
3 bedrooms$1,090,000$730,000
4 bedrooms$1,333,450–

Last month there were 10 properties for sale and 7 for rent in Seacliff Park. 77.4% of homes are owner-occupied, with a population of 2,644 (2021 Census).

Source: realestate.com.au (PropTrack), sales October 2025 to September 2026, accessed October 2026; 2021 Census. Figures are a general guide only.

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