Suburb profile
Moranding VIC 3764
Moranding is located in the Hume region of Victoria, postcode 3764. It has 82 properties across 12 streets, almost all houses. Explore every street in Moranding, its property history, homes for sale and rent, who lives there, and the local agents.
About Moranding
Moranding, VIC 3764, sits in the Hume region and neighbours Broadford, Glenaroua, Kilmore and Kilmore East. Its 12 streets hold 82 properties, 81 of them houses and 1 a unit.
Census figures are for the Kilmore - Broadford area. It had 15,563 residents, a median age of 40 and an average household of 2.5 people. Median household income was $1,574 a week, the median mortgage repayment $1,603 a month and the median rent $330 a week. Of 5,726 dwellings, 5,189 were separate houses, 480 semi-detached, 28 flats and 20 other; 1,878 were owned outright, 2,574 owned with a mortgage and 1,034 rented.
Updated October 2026
Who lives in Moranding
- 15,563Peoplelive in the area
- 40Median ageyears
- $1,574Median household incomea week
- $330Median renta week
Homes by type
- Houses5,189
- Townhouses and semis480
- Flats and apartments28
- Other20
Household
- Median mortgage repayment$1,603a month
- Household size2.5people on average
How homes are held
Streets in Moranding
- Boundary Road3 properties
- Bowers Road5 properties
- Broadford-Kilmore Road8 properties
- Campaspe Road3 properties
- Corbett Lane4 properties
- Hogans Lane3 properties
- Kilmore-Glenaroua Road7 properties
- Longs Lane2 properties
- Northern Highway25 properties
- Schoolhouse Lane10 properties
- Slatterys Road1 property
- Three Chain Road11 properties
Neighbouring suburbs
Addresses and streets incorporate or were developed using G-NAF © Geoscape Australia, licensed by the Commonwealth of Australia under the Open Geo-coded National Address File (G-NAF) End User Licence Agreement.
Population and housing figures are drawn from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census of Population and Housing 2021, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International.
Area summaries are generated from the national address file and ABS Census data, and checked against those figures before publication.