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Real Estate for sale in Mosman Park, WA, 6012

If you’re looking to purchase a house in Mosman Park now is a great time to buy, with 2 properties currently for sale in Mosman Park and surrounding suburbs. Situated 15 kilometres from Perth, Mosman Park is home to 8,757 residents across 4 square kilometres.

A perfect location for individuals, couples or families, Mosman Park is located near the following local schools; Iona Presentation College, Mosman Park Primary School, Mosman Park School For Deaf Children, St Hilda's Anglican School For Girls, The Beehive Montessori School Inc and conveniently serviced by the following public transport, Mosman Park train station and Bus service to Mosman Park Train Station.

With an annual growth rate of 23.5%, Mosman Park’s residents pay a median monthly mortgage repayment of $2,700 with a median house price of $2,965,000. See our suburb profile for more information. You can also browse Mosman Park rentals or sold properties and view our list of real estate agents with houses for sale in Mosman Park.

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Mosman Park overview

Home to some of the most exclusive properties in Perth, Mosman Park also has some industrial and commercial infrastructure. Flanked by numerous beautiful parks and with views of the Indian Ocean and Swan River to the west and east, the affluent town is something of an aspirational focal point for lovers of architecture.

Life in Mosman Park

Located along Stirling Highway, Mosman Park offers a unique ocean-side and river-side lifestyle few suburbs within Perth can boast. The suburbs largest industry is said to be its education establishments with six schools (two of which have boarding facilities) within the area. Recreational facilities are another fixture of Mosman Park with lawn bowls, football, soccer, tennis, cricket, netball and the performing arts all catered for within the town's boundaries.

Mosman Park quick stats

23.5 %
Sales growth
$3.0m
* Median sales price
22.0 %
Rental growth
$1,250pw
* Median rental price

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