Laundry Pickup & Delivery
in Ivanhoe East

Ivanhoe East is over 80% detached houses on generous lots with significant setbacks and mature canopy trees. The Boulevard runs along a ridgeline above the golf course with sweeping Yarra valley views — 1950s homes on large blocks with streets like Wallis Avenue, Wilfred Road, and Hardy Terrace sharing that premium character. The heritage Beauview Estate was one of A.V. Jennings’ earliest Melbourne subdivisions — California Bungalows and Cape Cod homes on Beauview Parade (with its distinctive zigzag alignment), York Avenue, Burton Crescent, and Elm Crescent. Nearly 78% of residents own their home, 45% outright, and the average property hold is 16 years — this is one of Australia’s most tightly held residential markets. The Grounds development at 177 The Boulevard is the main newer addition — three apartment buildings plus townhomes totalling about 116 units. Otherwise, this is overwhelmingly large family homes.

Street parking is generally easy — large lot frontages mean ample kerbside space, and most homes have off-street parking with an average of two cars per dwelling. The terrain is hilly and undulating, with steep drops toward the Yarra River on the southern and eastern edges. Beauview Parade’s zigzag alignment can disorient first-time drivers, and several streets end in cul-de-sacs — GPS helps. Almost every pickup is a front-door collection from a freestanding house. The Grounds at 177 The Boulevard is the one complex needing intercom entry — include your building name and access details when booking. Smaller apartment blocks along Lower Heidelberg Road are simple 2–3 storey walk-ups with external stairs.