New York City 19, Kilometer. Dongguan 7, Kilometer. Taipei 7, Kilometer. Kinshasa 10, Kilometer. Lima 17, Kilometer. Cairo 11, Kilometer. London 15, Kilometer. Chongqing 8, Kilometer. Chengdu 8, Kilometer. Baghdad 11, Kilometer. Nanjing 7, Kilometer. Tehran 11, Kilometer. Nanchong 8, Kilometer. Hong Kong 7, Kilometer. Lahore 9, Kilometer. Shenyang 8, Kilometer. Hangzhou 7, Kilometer. Rio de Janeiro 15, Kilometer. Harbin 9, Kilometer. Suzhou 7, Kilometer. Shantou 7, Kilometer. Bangkok 6, Kilometer.
Bengaluru 7, Kilometer. Saint Petersburg 14, Kilometer. Santiago 17, Kilometer. I have not lived here but stayed overnight. The vibe wasn't very pleasant at night.
Run down shops and restaurants in some spots and teenagers at the service station late at night. Good: Tullamarine is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, a 17 km drive north-west of Melbourne's central business district and 14km from the CBD in a direct path. Closest major shopping center is Highpoint which is the 6th largest in Australia and about 15 mins away. Bad: Tullamarine is next door to the Melbourne Airport but it is not in line with the flight paths of the airport so noise pollution from aircraft is relatively low but still present.
Tullamarine also has lots of through traffic heading to the Airport and down Mickleham road to go towards the new estates around Mickleham, Greenvale, Attwood and etc. Tullamarine used to be reasonably priced and great for first home buyers but first home buyers are being priced out of this suburb as it is getting quite expensive to buy here now. Future: Melbourne Airport will continue to expand and will soon have an Airport rail link which will allow people to take trains into and out of Tullamarine.
There is also a possibility of a new AFL stadium being built in Tullamarine, theme parks and a few other exciting projects in the coming years. Tullamarine is on a trajectory of massive expansion, I see it as a great place to invest in or live in if you like living amongst it all. If you prefer something quiet and secluded, not sure if Tullamarine would be the right place for you.
Would you please tell more about this suburb? Thanks very much. I mention plane noise in my review, it is present but it's not bad. I think the noise from the traffic on the main roads in Tullamarine is worse than the airplane noise. Originally developed by Costain Developments in the early 's with AV Jennings being the builder of choice for most people at the time, the area was a hugely popular suburb for people working at Melbourne Airport and first home buyers.
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You are not allowed to alter any portion of the link code or change the layout or targeting for any reason. Toggle navigation Maplandia. Its western boundary is the Melbourne Airport, originally called the Tullamarine Airport. The name is thought to derive from Tullamareena, a small boy of the Wurrundjeri tribe, according to an advisor of the first government surveyor, Robert Hoddle. It was positioned at the intersection of three municipal boundaries Broadmeadows, Bulla and Keilor , which came together at Victoria Street and Melrose Drive.
The primary school was on land now in the Airport south of Victoria Street and the post office was near the present day Tullamarine reserve. Originally Tullamarine extended westwards to the Organ Pipes National Park, and the nearby area bounded by the Maribyrnong River, Jacksons Creek and Deep Creek was called Tullamarine Island because of the difficulties faced by inhabitants in getting across the watercourses during wet weather.
When the land in the Tullamarine Parish was subdivided into farm lots in only one lot sold, and the rest were sold by selection in
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