Bentleigh East

Bentleigh East is a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, found 14 kilometers from the CBD. Its neighborhood government territory is the City of Glen Eira. At the 2016 Census, Bentleigh East had a populace of 27,635 up from 25,925 out of 2011. The rural area, similar to its neighbor Bentleigh, was named after the scandalous Victorian legislator Thomas Bent. Some portion of East Bentleigh was inside the first allow of land purchased by English agriculturist and brewer, Henry Dendy. Bentleigh East is 14 km south-east from Melbourne's focal business district.

It is limited toward the west by Tucker Road, toward the north by North Road, toward the east by Warrigal Road and toward the south by South Road. It is cut up by Center Road. The zone around Mackie Road is the area of Coatesville. Bentleigh East for the most part appreciates smooth street surfaces. Highlights of the region incorporate the Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Center GESAC, already known as the East Bentleigh Swim Center. Another element is the Monash Medical Center Moorabbin Campus.