Real Estate for sale in Bayswater, Embleton and Morley, WA, 6053,6062 and 6062
There are currently 405 properties and houses for sale in Bayswater and surrounding suburbs. Bayswater currently boasts a population of 14,432, with residents paying a median monthly mortgage repayment of $2,100. Bayswater has recently experienced an annual growth rate of 22.3% and a median house sale price of $1,200,000.
Bayswater is located 7 kilometres from Perth CBD with an area of 10 square kilometers. With local shopping available at Morley Galleria, Bayswater is also conveniently serviced by public transport at Bayswater train station and Bus service to Perth CBD. For those with families, Bayswater is also located near the following local schools; Bayswater Primary School, Durham Road School, Hillcrest Primary School, St Columba's School.
For more information on this area or current houses for sale, you can contact REIWA agents servicing Bayswater. You may also wish to view the full suburb profile or browse Bayswater rentals or sold properties.
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Bayswater overview
Bayswater is located on the northeastern side of the Swan River. It is approximately seven kilometres from the Perth CBD and close to Maylands, Morley and Embleton. Bayswater is part of the City of Bayswater municipality, which is colloquially known as the ‘Garden City’. The inner metro suburb, which has a total land area of 10 square kilometres, began its major suburban development in the late 1880s.
Life in Bayswater
Bayswater offers its residents a classic suburban environment close to urban conveniences. The Bayswater Train Station is a major feature of the suburb, which makes commuting around the Perth metro area very easy for locals. There are also plenty of schools within the area, and it is close to parks and other desirable amenities. The Morley Galleria, which is a major Perth shopping centre, is just a short drive away.
Bayswater quick stats
22.3 %Sales growth
$1.2m* Median sales price
10.7 %Rental growth
$775pw* Median rental price
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