Cheltenham Memorial Park graves
Secure a premium grave at one of Melbourne's most established and historically significant memorial parks.
A peaceful place to honour loved ones close to home
A limited release of premium lawn and monumental graves is now available at Cheltenham Memorial Park.
Located in the sought-after Red Gum Lawn precinct and nearby Other Denominational area, these newly identified sites offer families a rare opportunity to stay close to loved ones and maintain important family connections for generations to come.
Limited availability. Enquire today.
Cheltenham Memorial Park burial options
Monumental graves $54,965
Price valid until 30 June 2027; not inclusive of interment fees.
Size (in m): 2.44 x 1.22
Location: Other Denominations, sections 398-407 (grid reference Y5 and Y6 on the attached cemetery map)
Lawn graves $28,650
Price valid until 30 June 2027; not inclusive of interment fees.
Size (in m): 2.44 x 1.22
Location: Red Gum Lawn, section R (grid reference Y3 on the attached cemetery map).
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About Cheltenham Memorial Park
Established in 1933, Cheltenham Memorial Park is one of Melbourne's most established memorial destinations. Located approximately 20 km south-east of the CBD, the park is renowned for its heritage character, featuring expansive lawns, mature trees, elegant monuments, ornate gazebos and striking mausolea.
Blending history, beauty and tranquillity, it offers families a meaningful place to honour loved ones and preserve connections across generations.
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Limited release of new grave sites at Cheltenham Memorial Park
- 29 May 2026
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