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Houses for rent in Coolbinia, WA 6050

There are currently 4 rentals on the market in Coolbinia and surrounding suburbs. Located 5 kilometres from Perth, Coolbinia spans across 1 square kilometres of land and boasts a population of approximately 1,660. Coolbinia has an annual rent growth rate of -25% and weekly rent of $900.

Conveniently located near local shops such as Flinders Square, Dog Swamp Shopping Centre and schools, including Coolbinia Primary School, Sir David Brand School, Coolbinia is popular amongst individuals, couples, and families alike. Accessible public transport options servicing Coolbinia include Glendaloug train station and Bus service to Glendalough Train Station.

Learn more about Coolbinia by visiting our suburb profile here or contact local REIWA agents serving the area for more information on the houses available for rent. You can also browse recently sold properties and houses for sale in Coolbinia.

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    79B Waterloo Street, Joondanna
    79B Waterloo Street, Joondanna

    $1150 per week

    79B Waterloo Street, Joondanna

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    Abel Property Rentals
    Jessie King
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  • 66C Tuart Street, Yokine

    $1000.00 per week

    66C Tuart Street, Yokine

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    Joyce Property Investments
    Michael Tran
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  • 50A Sydney Street, North Perth

    $1,290 weekly

    50A Sydney Street, North Perth

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    Irving & Keenan Real Estate Pty Ltd
    Brad Irving
    Brad Irving
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  • 142A Eton Street, North Perth

    $1400 per week

    142A Eton Street, North Perth

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    Realty Lane
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Coolbinia overview

"Coolbinia" was for many years regarded as part of Mount Lawley. Development was mainly in the late 1940's and early 1950's and in 1953. The name chosen for a new school in the area in August 1953 was Coolbinia, an Aboriginal name meaning "Mistletoe" and it soon came to be adopted for the adjoining suburban area. Street names in Coolbinia commemorate many town and district names in Western Australia, e.g.., Carnarvon, Ardross, Marradon, Koorda etc.

Coolbinia quick stats

14.8 %
Sales growth
$2.1m
* Median sales price
-25.0 %
Rental growth
$900pw
* Median rental price

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