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Located 25 kilometres from Perth, Kelmscott has 413 properties and houses for sale across this area and surrounding suburbs. Kelmscott covers an area of 15 square kilometres and has an annual growth rate of 18.5% with a median house price of $770,000.

Boasting a population of approximately 10,462, the area has experienced a one-year growth rate of 18.5%. With residents paying a median monthly mortgage repayment of $1,650, Kelmscott’s population has a median age of 38 years.

Popular amongst individuals, couples and families, Kelmscott is conveniently located near shops and local schools including Clifton Hills Primary School, Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School, Kelmscott Primary School, Kelmscott Senior High School, Sowilo Community High School and, is serviced by Challis, Kelmscott train station and Bus service to Challis or Kelmscott train Station.

For more information on Kelmscott view the suburb profile or contact local REIWA agents serving the area. You can also browse recently sold properties and Kelmscott rentals.

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Kelmscott overview

Kelmscott is a mixed-use residential, industrial, rural and commercial suburb located 25 kilometres southeast of Perth. The suburb was one of the very early towns established in the Swan River Colony and was named after Kelmscott, Oxfordshire, the birthplace of the first Anglican clergyman in the colony, Thomas Hobbes Scott (1783–1860). Established in 1830, Kelmscott's most rapid growth period was in the 1960s and 1970s. 

Life in Kelmscott

Though close to the lively Armadale City Centre, Kelmscott is a quiet suburb nestled among the numerous parks and reserves that pepper its landscape. The Kelmscott Town Centre is the main commercial sector with the Kelmscott Plaza and Stargate Kelmscott Shopping Centre all located here. There is also a railway station and four local schools in Kelmscott.

Kelmscott quick stats

18.5 %
Sales growth
$770k
* Median sales price
10.7 %
Rental growth
$650pw
* Median rental price

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