Perth Inner Suburbs - All You Need To Know!

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Finding the perfect place to build a new home in Perth starts with choosing the neighbourhood that's right for you. The Inner Suburbs of Perth offer an eclectic mix of dynamic cultures and experiences for people all across Australia.

Whether you're looking for the natural beauty of a suburb like Wembley, bordered by Lake Monger, or you want the excitement of a suburb like Subiaco, there's truly something for everyone here.

Browse through our selection of Perth Inner Suburbs to learn more about the unique backgrounds of each area and discover the location that appeals to you and your family.

You will find information on: population, distance to Perth CBD, Schools, Shopping, public transport as well as the median house prices for each suburb.

Let's dive right into it...

 

Northbridge

A dynamic suburb of Perth, Northbridge is an incredibly active location, only a short distance away from the city centre. If you're looking for a space that's brimming with life and culture, then you can't go wrong with Northbridge.

Its captivating blend of urban nightlife, delightful restaurants, boutique shops, and historical museums means that there's always plenty to do and see.

Northbridge is home to Perth's China Town, as well as the Western Australia Museum. For culture lovers, the Perth International Arts Festival and Fringe World are regular visitors to the destination.

What's more, the Northbridge Piazza is on-hand to offer family-friendly entertainment that ranges all the way from free movie screenings to live music. There are currently around 1,307 people living in Northbridge, and the average house price is approximately 1,150,000. Schools include Sacred Heart Primary, Trinity College, St Paul's Primary and Mercedes College.

 

Northbridge Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	1
Postcode	6003
Local Government	Perth
Local Schools
Nearby Schools	Sacred Heart Primary School (Highgate), Trinity College (East Perth) , St Paul's Primary School (Mount Lawley) , Mercedes College (Perth) , Perth College (Mount Lawley)
Shops	Perth City
Train Stations	Perth
Bus Services	Local Bus Service

 

Northbridge Population Overview

People	1,307
Male	54.9%
Female	45.1%
Median age	31

 

Families	197
Average children per family For families with children	1.2
For all families	0.1

 

All private dwellings	791
Average people per household	1.9
Median weekly household income	$1,767
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$1,997
Median weekly rent	$430
Average motor vehicle per dwelling	1

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Average House Prices in Northbridge

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West Perth

The perfect place for an afternoon stroll, West Perth is just a short distance from Perth City. This appealing suburb combines elegance and class with natural beauty in the form of the highly popular Kings Park.

This destination is particularly sought after among successful professionals, who love the stunning office spaces dotted around the urban centre.

A trip to Kings Park will give you a fantastic view of Perth while you're soaking up some much-needed R&R, or you can enjoy a cost-effective way to explore the city with the nearby City West Train Station.

If you feel like getting active, the Jacob's Ladder staircase offers 242 steps to climb to amazing views, or there are plenty of tree-bordered streets to explore on a gentle walk with your dog. Around 5,608 people are living in West Perth, and the average house price is $740,000. Schools include John XXIII College, Mercedes College, and Trinity College.

 

West Perth Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	4
Postcode	6005
Local Government	Perth
Local Schools	St Thomas' Primary School (Claremont)
Nearby Schools	John XXIII College (Mount Claremont), Mercedes College (Perth), Trinty College (East Perth), Aranmore (Leederville)
Shops	Perth City
Train Stations	City West or West Leederville
Bus Services	Clipper Bus Service to Perth CBD

 

West Perth Population Overview

People	5,608
Male	51.7%
Female	48.3%
Median age	33

 

Families	1,192
Average children per family For families with children	1.3
For all families	0.2

 

All Private Dwellings	3,676
Average people per household	1.8
Median weekly household income	$1,731
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,000
Median weekly rent	$400
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.2

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Average House Prices in West Perth

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Subiaco

Located four kilometres outside of Perth City, Subiaco offers a compelling combination of nightlife, family-friendly destinations, and fine dining. Whether you're searching for commercial or residential delights, Subiaco has something for everyone.

Recognised by many thanks to its stunning architecture, fine dining experiences and endless opportunities for an evening of fun, Subiaco is the perfect place for anyone with a taste for the thrills and beauty that life has to offer.

For those with an eye for the arts, the Regal Theatre provides plenty of fantastic shows, and there's always easy access to the rest of Perth thanks to the Subiaco Train Station nearby.

You're also just a short distance away from Lake Monger reserve. There are currently 9,202 people living in Subiaco, with an average house price of $1,305,750. Nearby schools include Subiaco P.S and Perth Modern S.H.S.

 

Subiaco Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	4
Postcode	6008
Local Government	Subiaco
Local Schools	Subiaco P.S., Perth Modern S.H.S
Nearby Schools	St Thomas' Primary School (Claremont), John XXIII College (Mount Claremont), Iona Presentation College (Mosman Park), Iona Presentation Primary School (Mosman Park), Christ Church Grammar School (Claremont), St Hilda's Anglican School for Girl's
Shops	Subiaco Pavillion, Subiaco Square, Subiaco Village
Train Stations	Subiaco
Bus Services	Bus service to Subiaco Train Station

 

Subiaco Population Overview

People	9,202
Male	48.7%
Female	51.3%
Median age	38

 

Families	2,233
Average children per family   For families with children	1.6
For all families	0.4

 

All Private Dwellings	4,976
Average people per household	2.1
Median weekly household income	$2,113
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,400
Median weekly rent	$450
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.4

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Average House Prices Subiaco

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Jolimont

A charming little suburb with plenty of character, Jolimont is four kilometres outside of Perth City, and it connects with both the City of Subiaco and the Town of Cambridge. With only 1,402 residents, you won't feel crowded in this stunning location, which is brimming with plenty of recreational opportunities for people who want to spend more time exploring their home, and less time behind closed doors.

The 700-metre space of Jolimont mainly consists of fantastic places to get active. For instance, you can go for a run with your friends in a local park or invite them to a quick game at the Pat Goodridge Hockey Centre, or Matthews Netball Court. The Daglish train station is also conveniently nearby for the occasional day trip. As of the last census, the average house price was $1,195,000. Local schools include Jolimont Primary.

 

Jolimont Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	4
Postcode	6014
Local Government	Subiaco
Local Schools	Jolimont P.S.
Nearby Schools	Christ Church Grammar School (Claremont), Holy Spirit School (City Beach), St Thomas' Primary School (Claremont), John XXIII College (Mount Claremont), Scotch College (Swanbourne)
Shops	Floreat Forum
Train Station	Leederville, Dagilsh or Subiaco
Bus Services	Bus service to Leederville, Daglish or Subiaco train stations

 

Average House Prices in Jolimont

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Wembley

One of the larger western suburbs that Perth has to offer, Wembley is home to 11,301 people - a significant upgrade from when it was first established back in 1831. Over the decades, the delightful space, bordered by the beauty of Lake Monger, has grown increasingly popular among Perth residents from all manner of backgrounds.

The wide range of recreational centres in Wembley makes it a fantastic place for people who love staying active, with options for everything from tennis and baseball, to hockey and lacrosse. Whether you're taking part in a quick game of football with your friends, or you're strolling along the banks of Lake Monger with your other half, a day in Wembley is sure to fill your heart with joy. The average house price in Wembley is $1,032,500, with local schools like Webley Primary, Lake Monger Primary, Newman College, and Leederville TAFE AMTC campus.

 

Wembley Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	7
Postcode	6014
Local Government	Cambridge
Local Schools	Wembley P.S., Lake Monger P.S., Neman College , Newman Junior College, Churchlands S.H.S., TAFE AMTC Leederville Campus
Nearby Schools	Holy Spirit School, Newman College (Churchlands), Holy Rosary School (Doubleview), John XXIII College (Mount Claremont), Christ Church Grammar School (Claremont), Scotch College (Swanbourne), Hale School (Wembley Downs)
Shops	Floreat Forum
Train Stations	No train service
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

Wembley Population Overview

People	11,301
Male	49.2%
Female	50.8%
Median age	35

 

Families	2,838
Average children per family   For families with children	1.8
For all families	0.7

 

All Private Dwellings	5,192
Average people per household	2.4
Median weekly household income	$1,770
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,167
Median weekly rent	$320
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.7

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Average House Prices in Wembley

 

West Leederville

Nestled within Cambridge, West Leederville is a short distance away from Perth's centre city, and it's surrounded by various fantastic places to visit, including Subiaco and Leederville. This unique destination offers the perfect blend of city and suburban living, with all the spacious streets you could want, combined with plenty of stores where you can shop until you drop.

West Leederville was the earliest area of residential subdivision in Cambridge, and it's the home of the Catholic Education Centre, established initially as the Good Shepherd Convent in 1903. If you're looking for a great place to raise a family, West Leederville could be it, with plenty of primary schools to choose from, and the local Aranmore school. The current population for West Leederville is 3,978 people, with an average house price of $1,245,000.

 

West Leederville Suburb Facts 

Distance to Perth (km)	2
Postcode	6007
Local Government	Cambridge
Local Schools	Aranmore (Leederville)
Nearby Schools	Newman College (Churchlands), Holy Spirit School (City Beach), Sacred Heart Primary School (Highgate)
Shops	Subiaco Pavillion, Subiaco Square, Subiaco Village
Train Stations	Leederville or City West
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West Leaderville Population Overview

 

People	3,978
Male	48.7%
Female	51.3%
Median age	36

 

Families	987
Average children per family   For families with children	1.7
For all families	0.5

 

All Private Dwellings	1,900
Average people per household	2.3
Median weekly household income	$2,097
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,500
Median weekly rent	$400
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.6

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Average House Prices in West Leaderville

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Leederville

One of the most naturally beautiful places to live in Perth, Leederville is brimming with fantastic locations to explore. This delightful suburb is particularly attractive to creative minds in search of a geographical muse, and there are plenty of coffee houses where you can sit down and sketch for an hour or two.

For those who love the simpler things in life, Leederville has a unique retro charm, supported by a selection of charming burger joints that accompany their excellent dining options. There's also the Luna Palace Cinema, where you can take in an inspiringly traditional movie experience. Leederville is also just along the road from the Lake Monger Reserve, which is ideal for anyone who's looking for a beautiful place to spend the weekend. The current population of Leederville is 3,158, with an average house price of around $935,000. Local schools include Aranmore Catholic College and primary school, as well as West Leederville Primary.

 

Leederville Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	3
Postcode	6007
Local Government	Vincent
Local Schools	Aranmore Catholic College, Aranmore Catholic P.S., West Leederville P.S.
Nearby Schools	Trinity College (East Perth), Sacred Heart Primary School (Highgate), Perth College (Mount Lawley), St Paul's Primary School (Mount Lawley)
Shops	Subiaco
Train Stations	Leederville or West Leederville
Bus Services	Bus service to Leederville or West Leederville train stations

 

Leederville Population Overview

People	3,158
Male	49%
Female	51%
Median age	33

 

Families	747
Average children per family   For families with children	1.6
For all families	0.4

 

All Private Dwellings	1,600
Average people per household	2.1
Median weekly household income	$2,222
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,300
Median weekly rent	$450
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.5

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Average House Prices in Leaderville

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Mount Hawthorn

Mount Hawthorn offers all the benefits of being close to the centre city of Perth, while still giving you the space you need for a more relaxed, suburban lifestyle. A destination that's defined by its elegant buildings and heritage houses, Mount Hawthorn has a compelling charm, that comes from its highly traditional image.

Mount Hawthorn was home to Thomas Axford, a historical war hero who received the Victoria Cross in 1918. You can also explore the war memorial at the Anzac Cottage built in 1916. However, it's more than just history that makes this location so appealing. There are countless social locations to explore, from the Paddington Ale House to the Jazz Cellar. The population at the last census was 7,547 people, with an average house price of $875,000. What's Mount Hawthorne has many local schools to explore, including Mt Hawthorn primary, Aranmore Catholic primary, and Cranmore catholic college.

 

Mount Hawthorn Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	7
Postcode	6014
Local Government	Cambridge
Local Schools	Floreat Park P.S., Newman Junior College, Newman College, Holy Rosary, International School of WA
Nearby Schools	Holy Spirit School, Newman College (Churchlands), Holy Rosary School (Doubleview), John XXIII College (Mount Claremont), Christ Church Grammar School (Claremont), Scotch College (Swanbourne), Hale School (Wembley Downs)
Shops	The Boulevard, Floreat Forum
Train Stations	No train service
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

Mount Hawthorn Population Overview 

People	7,547
Male	48.4%
Female	51.6%
Median age	36

 

Families	2,007
Average children per family   For families with children	1.8
For all families	0.8

 

All Private Dwellings	3,139
Average people per household	2.6
Median weekly household income	$2,344
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,500
Median weekly rent	$425
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.8

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Average House Prices in Mount Hawthorn

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North Perth

An impressive suburb just five kilometres from Perth City, North Perth is a place where diversity and culture thrive. With more than 8,500 people calling this inner-city location their home, you can rest assured that you'll meet plenty of interesting characters in North Perth.

Whether you're a fan of mouth-watering restaurants, or you're just looking for a place where you can let your inner shopaholic run wild, North Perth has something to suit everyone. The architecture in North Perth provides an eclectic combination of traditional flair and modern renovation, with the Rosemount Hotel standing tall as a must-see location for live music and home-grown talent. Hyde Park and the Woodville Reserve are also nearby for a relaxing afternoon stroll with the family. The average house price today is $835,250. Local schools include North Perth Primary, Aranmore Catholic College, and Leederville TAFE.

 

North Perth Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	5
Postcode	6006
Local Government	Vincent
Local Schools	North Perth P.S., Aranmore Catholic College, Leederville TAFE, Kyilla P.S
Nearby Schools	Our Ladys Assumption School (Dianella), Trinity College (East Perth), Sacred Heart Primary School (Highgate), Perth College (Mount Lawley)
Shops	North Perth Plaza
Train Stations	Leederville
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

North Perth Population Overview

People	8,744
Male	49.4%
Female	50.6%
Median age	37

 

Families	2,135
Average children per family   For families with children	1.7
For all families	0.6

 

All Private Dwellings	4,105
Average people per household	2.4
Median weekly household income	$2,074
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,400
Median weekly rent	$415
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.7

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Average House Prices in North Perth

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Mount Lawley

There's an unmistakably retro charm in the air at Mount Lawley, an inner suburb of Perth, surrounded by Swan River to the East, and Alexander Drive to the North. If you're looking for beautifully renovated homes, picturesque backdrops and a fast-paced strip of sensational stores and restaurants to explore, then you'll find it all within this energetic environment. What's more, with more than 10,700 residents, you can rest assured that you'll find plenty of diversity in Mount Lawley.

There are plenty of great things to do and see in Mount Lawley, including local pubs like Queens Tavern and the Flying Scotsman, and the Mount Lawley Golf Club for those who want to practice their game. Beaufort Street provides a wide selection of restaurants, wine bars and cafes to enjoy, or you can just relax for a while exploring the local stores. The current population is 11,125 people, with an average house price of $940,000. Local schools include Edith Cowan University, Mt Lawley S.H.S, Perth College, and Saint Paul's Primary.

 

Mount Lawley Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	8
Postcode	6050
Local Government	Stirling
Local Schools	Mt Lawley P.S., Perth College, Mt Lawley S.H.S., Mt Lawley TAFE, Edith Cowan University, Saint Paul's Primary School
Nearby Schools	St Columba's School (Bayswater), Trinity College (East Perth), Sacred Heart Primary School (Highgate), Aranmore (Leederville)
Shops	Beaufort Street
Train Stations	Mt Lawley
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD or Mt Lawley Train Station

 

Mount Lawley Population Overview

People	11,125
Male	48.5%
Female	51.5%
Median age	36

 

Families	2,613
Average children per family   For families with children	1.7
For all families	0.5

 

All Private Dwellings	5,198
Average people per household	2.3
Median weekly household income	$1,893
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,167
Median weekly rent	$370
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.7

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Average House Prices in  Mount Lawley

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Maylands

Maylands is beautiful suburb of Perth, just a short distance away from the city centre, and located right on the edge of the stunning Swan River. Maylands first emerged in the 1890s and has been growing in popularity ever since thanks to the local Maylands railway which offers easy access to all of the most attractive destinations in Perth. There's also a bicycle path built in for residents who want to cycle along the banks of the river.

The perfect place for art lovers, Maylands is home to the West Australian Ballet Centre, which dates all the way back to 1897. The government has also announced an impending Western Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra set to appear in the town. The current population of Maylands is 12,577 people, with a median housing price of around $599,444. For families, local schools include Maylands Peninsula Primary, Perth Ladies College and the Kids Open Learning School.

 

Maylands Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	6
Postcode	6051
Local Government	Bayswater
Local Schools	Maylands Peninsula Primary School, Perth Ladies College, Kids Open Learning School
Nearby Schools	St Columba's School (Bayswater), Chisholm Catholic College (Bedford), St Peter's Primary School (Bedford), Our Lady's Assumption College (Dianella), Sacred Heart Primary School (Highgate), St Paul's Primary School (Mount Lawley)
Shops	Maylands Park
Train Stations	Maylands
Bus Services	Bus service to Maylands or Meltham Train Station

 

Maylands Population Overview

People	12,577
Male	51.2%
Female	48.8%
Median age	34

 

Families	3,071
Average children per family   For families with children	1.6
or all families	0.4

 

All Private Dwellings	7,370
Average people per household	2
Median weekly household income	$1,449
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$1,950
Median weekly rent	$310
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.5

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Average House Prices in Maylands

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Shenton Park

Situated within the thriving city of Subiaco, Shenton Park is an incredible architectural location, brimming with stunning buildings that have been lovingly renovated throughout history. Though Shenton Park offers all the comforts of a suburban lifestyle, it's also conveniently close to Perth City and Subiaco, and the Shenton railway station means that trips out of town are easy to come by.

To the west of the location, Shenton College offers a place to expand your knowledge. There's also the local Rosalie Primary School for younger students. One particularly attractive feature of Shenton Park is that it's home to some amazing wildlife, including the red-tailed black-cockatoo and the Australian Pelican. The current human population of Shenton Park is 4,525, and the average house price is $1,244,000.

 

Shenton Park Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	4
Postcode	6008
Local Government	Shenton Park
Local Schools	Rosalie Primary School, Shenton College
Nearby Schools	St Thomas' Primary School (Claremont), John XXIII College (Mount Claremont)
Shops	Floreat Forum
Train Stations	Shenton Park
Bus Services	Local bus service

 

Shenton Park Population Overview

People	4,525
Male	47.9%
Female	52.1%
Median age	39

 

Families	1,133
Average children per family   For families with children	1.8
For all families	0.7

 

All Private Dwellings	1,976
Average people per household	2.5
Median weekly household income	$2,196
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,900
Median weekly rent	$420
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.6

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Average House Prices in Shenton Park

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Crawley

Crawley is a small but charming suburb located in the municipalities of Perth and Subiaco. This unique location is home to the highly sought-after University of Western Australia, which happens to be the oldest university in the state. As a town built on education, much of Crawley's demographic is made up of highly educated professionals and students.

Crawley offers more than just a fantastic space to expand your mind. Thanks to its position on the banks of the Swan River, there's plenty of incredible scenery to explore, and local destinations to enjoy, including the Royal Perth Yacht Club at Pelican Point. There's also the World War Flying Boat base. Currently, the population of Crawley stands at 4,095 people, and the median house price is around $818,000. For families, there are plenty of nearby schools, including the Hale School, St Thomas' Primary, Christ Church Grammar School, and St Hilda's Anglican School for girls.

 

Crawley Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	3
Postcode	6009
Local Government	Subiaco
Local Schools
Nearby Schools	St Thomas' Primary School (Claremont), Christ Church Grammar School (Claremont), St Hilda's Anglican School for Girl's (Mosman Park), Hale School (Wembley Downs), John XXIII (Mount Claremont), Scotch College (Swanbourne)
Shops	Broadway Fair
Train Stations	No train service
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

Average House Prices in Crawley

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South Perth

Known as the "Peninsular City," South Perth is bordered by the river on three sides, offering incredible views from almost every angle. Spread over five square kilometres, South Perth has an attractive commercial area, complete with countless reserves, gardens, and restaurants to visit. One of the most impressive features of South Perth is the local zoo, which offers fun and educational experiences for the whole family.

South Perth has something to offer everyone. Since it was established in 1829, the area has been growing increasingly popular as a place for families to settle. Today, the space has a population of approximately 12,053 people, and the annual growth rate is on the rise. For families, local schools include Hensman Street Pre-School, Wesley College, St Columba Primary, South Perth Community Kindergarten and South Perth Primary. The average house price is around $1,285,000.

 

South Perth Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	4
Postcode	6151
Local Government	South Perth
Local Schools	South Perth P.S., South Perth Community Kindergarten, St Columba P.S., Wesley College, Hensman Street Pre-School
Nearby Schools	St Columba's Catholic Primary School, Wesley College, Ursula Frayne Catholic College (Victoria Park), Santa Clara (St James), Aquinas College (Salter Point)
Shops	City of Perth, Meadowvale Shopping Centre
Train Stations	No train service
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

South Perth Population Overview

People	12,053
Male	50.5%
Female	49.5%
Median age	39

 

Families	3,059
Average children per family   For families with children	1.7
For all families	0.4

 

All Private Dwellings	6,702
Average people per household	2.1
Median weekly household income	$1,883
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,200
Median weekly rent	$390
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.7

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Average House Prices in South Perth

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Victoria Park

Victoria Park is a delightful suburb only 3 kilometres outside of Perth City. Since it was established in 1831, the locale has seen a rapid growth in population, to around 8.777 people today. Every year, the space becomes more diverse and dynamic, with a selection of fantastic pubs, restaurants, cafes, and bars to explore.

The name "Victoria Park" comes from the Victoria Park Estate, which is a development that began in the 1890s. The name was given to the estate when Queen Victoria was still on the throne, according to rumours. The countless reserves and parks in the area provide residents with plenty of unique environments to explore, while the Centro Victoria Park Shopping Centre is great for retail therapy. Local schools include Victoria Park Primary, Kent Street, and Regent College. The median price for a house is $659,000.

 

Victoria Park Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	5
Postcode	6010
Local Government	Victoria Park
Local Schools	Victoria Park P.S., Regent College, Kent Street S.H.S.
Nearby Schools	Ursula Frayne Catholic College , Holy Name School (Carlisle), St Clare's School (Lathlain), St Augustine's School (Rivervale), St Columba's Catholic Primary School (South Perth), Santa Clara School (St James), Wesley College (South Perth)
Shops	Victoria Park S/C, The Park Centre S/C
Train Stations	Victoria Park or Burswood
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

Victoria Park Population Overview

People	8,777
Male	51.1%
Female	48.9%
Median age	33

 

Families	2,189
Average children per family   For families with children	1.5
For all families	0.4

 

All Private Dwellings	4,714
Average people per household	2.2
Median weekly household income	$1,554
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,000
Median weekly rent	$350
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.5

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Average House Prices in Victoria Park

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Burswood

Burswood is an iconic waterfront suburb of Perth in Western Australia, located just across the Swan River from the central business district of Perth. Burswood is best known for it's recreational and entertainment facilities. Though it's only three square kilometres in size, the space is brimming with opportunities and had a population of 2,340 people during the last census.

A lively space for people who enjoy getting the most out of life, Burswood offers an array of bars, restaurants, nightclubs and more. Crown Perth is one of the most attractive features of its space, thanks to its eclectic mix of daytime destinations and nightlife. Other features of the space include the Burswood Park Golf Course, Belmont Park Racecourse, and the fantastic Burswood Outdoor cinema. The average house price in Burswood is currently $960,000, and the area offers the local Perth Montessori School for children.

 

Burswood Suburb Facts

Distance to perth (km)	2
postcode	6010
Local Government	Victoria Park
Local schools	Perth Montessori School
Nearby Schools	Holy Name School (Carlisle), Notre Dame School (Cloverdale), St Clare's School (Lathlain), St Augustine's School (Rivervale), Ursula Frayne Catholic College (Victoria Park)
shops	Centro Victoria Park
Train stations	Victoria Park or Burswood
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

Average House Prices in Burswood

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Lathlain

A thriving suburb towards the Eastern edge of Perth, Lathlain was first established in the 1890s, when a company known as Peet Limited sold lots of the Victoria Park Station Estate. Originally, Lathlain was designed to be a "garden" suburb, with plenty of stunning locations to explore and enjoy. Today, the space features everything from a hub of delicious restaurants and cafes, to two beautiful nature reserves.

The Lathlain railway station is close by, offering easy access to the rest of Perth if you ever feel like a quick day trip, and McCallum park is only a short distance away. Currently, around 3,370 people enjoy the tree-bordered streets of Lathlain. The average house price is about $690,000, and families have the choice between Lathlain Primary and East Victoria Park Primary schools.

 

Lathlain Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	4
postcode	6010
local government	Victoria Park
Local schools	Lathlain P.S., East Vic Park P.S.
Nearby Schools	St Clare's School, Holy Name School (Carlisle), Notre Dame School (Cloverdale), St Augustine's School (Rivervale), Ursula Frayne Catholic College (Victoria Park)
Shops	Belmont Forum
Train station	Victoria Park and bordering Burswood
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD or Burswood Train Station

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Average House Prices in Lathlain

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Belmont

Situated approximately 7 kilometres away from Perth's city centre, Belmont is an attractive suburb that was first established in 1831. The area didn't see much significant growth until the 1950s and 60s, and today, around 6,785 people are living in the region.

Belmont is best-known for it's proximity to various convenient amenities for individuals and families alike. With plenty of delightfully calm suburban streets for a relaxing family life and the city only a short distance away, residents can enjoy the best of both worlds. Belmont offers a thriving local entertainment and retail centre, which comes with its own cinema, a selection of restaurants and more. What's more, the Belmont Leisure Centre provides pools, gyms, and sporting facilities too. The average house price today is $462,500. Local schools include Belmont Primary school, Belmont City College, Notre Dame, and Belmont S.H.S.

 

Belmont Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	7
Postcode	6104
Local Government	Belmont
Local Schools	Belmont P.S., Belmont City College, Notre Dame, Belmont S.H.S.
Nearby Schools	Holy Name School (Carlisle), St Maria Goretti's Catholic School (Redcliffe), St Augustine's School (Rivervale)
Shops	Belmont Forum
Train Stations	No train service
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD

 

Belmont Population Overview

 

Families	6,785
Male	51.8%
Female	48.2%
Median Age	34

 

Families	1,597
Average children per family For families with children	1.7
For all families	1.5

 

All private dwellings	3,176
Average people per household	2.4
Median weekly household income	$1,456
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$1950
Median weekly rent	$350
Average motor vehicles per dwelling	1.8

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Como

A family-friendly space, Como was initially established through three separate land grants in 1891. Today, the area is served by the Canning Bridge railway station and offers plenty of educational options for families, including Como Secondary College, Como Primary, Collier Primary, and the all-girls Penrhos College.

Como has more than just fantastic educational options to offer its residents, however. The space is well-known for its diverse selection of reserves and parks, as well as the highly sought-after 27-hole Collier Park Golf Course. There are also plenty of stores in the local area to serve all your everyday needs. As of the most recent census, the population of Como is 14,138, with new families appearing every day. The average house price is around $900,000.

 

Como Suburb Facts

Distance to Perth (km)	6
Postcode	6152
Local Government	South Perth
Local Schools	Como Community Kindergarten, Como P.S., Como Senior College., Collier P.S., Koonawarra P.S., Mcdougall Park Community Kindergarten, Penrhos College
Nearby Schools	St Pius X Catholic School (Manning), Aquinas College (Salter Point), St Columba's Catholic Primary School (South Perth), Wesley College (South Perth), Aquinas College (Salter Point)
Shops	Karawara Shopping Centre
Train Stations	Canning Bridge
Bus Services	Bus service to Perth CBD or Canning Bridge Train Station

 

Como Population Overview

 

People	14,138
Male	46.5%
Female	53.5%
Median age	36

 

Families	3,571
Average children per family   For families with children	1.6%
For all families	0.4%

 

All Private Dwellings	7,492
Average people per household	2.1
Median weekly household income	$1,598
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$2,167
Median weekly rent	$365
Avergae motor vehicle per dwelling	1.6

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