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Known for it's relaxed, beach-side atmosphere, Cottesloe is the perfect getaway for visitors to Perth, and the ultimate seaside destination for families looking to relocate. Unbeatable when it comes to beautiful natural views, Cottesloe features 1.5 kilometres of golden shoreline, as well as being conveniently close to a wide selection of urban stores and local eateries.

With the city centres of Fremantle and Perth within driving distance, and the beach right outside of your front door, Cottesloe offers one of the most desirable lifestyles in Perth. The destination currently attracts tourists from around the world every year, particularly to the Cottesloe beach hotel, which has been a landmark for more than 100 years.

Now, the suburb is home to an impressive 7.375 people, with a median house price of approximately $2,075,000. For families with young students, local schools include Cottesloe primary and high school, Seaview community kindergarten and North Cottesloe Primary School.

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Found on the northern bank of the Swan River, Mosman Park is a western suburb of Perth with a unique waterside vibe. Historically known as Buckland Hill, Mosman Park finally got its name from Mosman in Sydney, the birthplace of Richard Yeldon. Though it began as one of Perth's most prominent industrial centres, it's now a highly affluent city, surrounded by views of the Indian Ocean, and a range of delightful local parks.

One of the few destinations capable of offering both river-side and coast-side experiences at the same time, Mosman Park provides a wide range of recreational facilities, including clubs for cricket, tennis, soccer, football, netball, and even the performing arts.

The space also hosts numerous schools, including Buckland Hill School, Saint Holda's Anglican School for Girls, Iona Presentation College, Iona Primary, Mosman Park Primary, and Beehive Montessori School. The current population of the region is 8,757 people, and the median house price is $1,410,000.

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A quiet location around 9 kilometres from the centre of Perth, Mount Claremont is well-known for streets packed full of beautiful and impressive architecture. Mount Claremont is a relatively modern location, which only began to grow somewhat recently in the 1980s and 1990s.

The suburb was previously known as Graylands and has numerous residential areas split into estates like St Peters Square, St Johns Wood, and Zamia Gardens.

Around 4,616 people call Mount Claremont their home and enjoy stunning, spacious homes surrounded by plenty of leafy greenery and local nearby parks. For those in need of adjacent travel, the suburb has a railway line between Loch Street and Karrakatta.

For education, local schools include John XXIII College, Graylands primary, and Moerlina school. The median house price is currently $1,270,000.

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An exciting mixed suburb in inner-western Perth, Nedlands has a diverse mixture of housing solutions to offer, all the way from low-cost dwellings for students visiting the nearby University of Western Australia, to luxury homes in the southern locale.

There's a prominent commercial sector to explore along both sides of the Stirling Highway, and Nedlands also features some of the finest medical facilities in the state.

Alongside the peace of mind that comes with having plenty of fantastic doctors on call, Nedlands also provides a range of recreational facilities, spanning everything from sports clubs and tennis courts to parks, and golf clubs. There's even a nearby yacht club for those who enjoy exploring the crystal-clear depths of the ocean.

The current population for Nedlands is 10,194, while the median house price is $1,645,000. Local schools include College Park Kindergarten, Hollywood Primary, Nedlands Primary, and Loreto Primary.

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Swanbourne is an elegant and affluent suburb in Perth, defined by its wide range of renovated federation-style homes. The Fremantle railway line borders the locale on the South, while the Indian Ocean offers breath-taking views to the West. Swanbourne is ideal for those who want access to plenty of nature, and a break from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Natives in Swanbourne have plenty of access to all the urban amenities they need, without an overwhelming city-living vibe.

The space features a range of great destinations, including Swanbourne Beach, and Cottesloe golf course. Swanbourne also benefits from a delightful Mediterranean climate. Currently, the area is home to 4,059 people, and the median house price is $1,448,500. Local schools include Swanbourne Primary, Shenton College and Scotch College.

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A popular destination for families and tourists alike, City Beach is a phenomenal residential and recreational suburb located 10 kilometres outside of Perth City. As the name of the space suggests, City Beach is renowned for its nearby beaches, where locals and visitors love to spend their time soaking up the sun and playing along the coastline.

The city beach foreshore is the place to be, no matter your age, with restaurants, cafes and plenty of entertainment options when you're looking for fun plans for the weekend.

The beach is particularly active during the summer month when Perth residents from all over flock to the sand for a chance to take advantage of some incredible seashore antics. The current population of the city beach is 6,609, and the median house price is $1,800,000. Local schools include Kapinara Primary, City Beach Primary, and City Beach S.H.S

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Located within the inner-western heart of Perth, Floreat is around 7 kilometres away from the central city of Perth. The space offers residents a fantastic suburban retreat from the hustle and bustle of the urban environment, with unique modern architecture that's particularly attractive to the younger generation.

Floreat is home to the Floreat forum shopping centre, which offers countless places to eat and enjoy some much-needed retail therapy. There is also a range of sporting facilities to choose from for active residents, including the WA Athletics stadium, and the Bendat Basketball Centre.

According to the most recent census, the current population of Floreat is around 7,899 people, while the average house price falls at approximately $1,350,000. Local schools include Floreat Park Primary, Newman Junior College, Holy Rosary, Newman College, and the International School of WA.

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