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Kilmore is known as the oldest inland town in Victoria, with settlement dating back to the 1840s. It developed early due to fertile farmland and its position along major travel routes between Melbourne and Sydney.

The suburb has a population of around 9,200 residents (2021 census), giving it a small-town, community-focused atmosphere. People are mostly Australian-born, and English is the primary language spoken at home.

In terms of lifestyle, Kilmore offers a mix of rural charm and essential amenities. The town has schools, shops, cafes, healthcare services, and recreational facilities, making it suitable for families and retirees. Its historic streets feature bluestone buildings, old pubs, and local markets, reflecting its strong heritage character.

For transport, Kilmore is connected via road (Northern Highway) and nearby rail services at Kilmore East, allowing commuting to Melbourne. Because of this, it has become increasingly popular with people seeking more affordable housing and a quieter lifestyle outside the city.