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There are currently 616 properties and houses for sale in Sorrento and surrounding suburbs. Sorrento currently boasts a population of 7,338, with residents paying a median monthly mortgage repayment of $2,400. Sorrento has recently experienced an annual growth rate of 26.1% and a median house sale price of $2,080,000.

Sorrento is located 17 kilometres from Perth CBD with an area of 4 square kilometers. With local shopping available at Seacrest Village, Sorrento is also conveniently serviced by public transport at Warwick train station and Bus service to Warwick Train Station. For those with families, Sorrento is also located near the following local schools; Sacred Heart College, Sorrento Primary School.

For more information on this area or current houses for sale, you can contact REIWA agents servicing Sorrento. You may also wish to view the full suburb profile or browse Sorrento rentals or sold properties.

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Sorrento overview

Sorrento is an established outer-northern suburb of Perth admired for its coastal lifestyle. Bound by the Indian Ocean to the west, Sorrento is four square kilometres in size. Though settlement of Sorrento dates from the mid 1800s, rapid development and growth didn't occur until the 1970s. Growth continued through till the early 1990s and has remained relatively stable since the mid 1990s.

Life in Sorrento

Residents of Sorrento enjoy the desirable position of being close to major urban developments while still removed enough to soak up the benefits of suburban living. Relaxed and laid back, Sorrento features a number of parks and walkways for locals to explore and has access to two beaches. Seacrest Village Shopping Centre services the suburbs basic commercial requirements and there are two local schools.

Sorrento quick stats

26.1 %
Sales growth
$2.1m
* Median sales price
68.3 %
Rental growth
$1,400pw
* Median rental price

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