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Houses for rent in Dawesville, WA 6211

Located in regional WA, Dawesville is home to approximately 5,824 residents and covers an area of 13 square kilometres. Dawesville currently has 5 rentals available in the area and surrounding suburbs. Dawesville has experienced an annual rent growth rate of 5% over the past year and has a median monthly rental price of $630. The current expected population growth rate of Dawesville is 35.47% with a median resident age of 42 years.

Discover the current houses for rent in Dawesville below. You can view our suburb profile on Dawesville for more information or contact local real estate agents with Dawesville rentals available. You may also wish to browse houses for sale or sold properties.

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  • 67 Karnak Parkway, Dawesville
    67 Karnak Parkway, Dawesville

    $575 per week

    67 Karnak Parkway, Dawesville

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    Added 9 days ago
    Ray White Mandurah
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    18 Yeeda Way, South Yunderup

    $620 per week

    18 Yeeda Way, South Yunderup

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    Added 8 days ago
    Coastal Realty WA
    Harmony Crouch
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  • 14A Kombu Way, South Yunderup

    $620 per week

    14A Kombu Way, South Yunderup

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    Harcourts Mandurah
    Stacey Swann
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  • 15A Pistachio Grove, South Yunderup

    $570 per week

    15A Pistachio Grove, South Yunderup

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    Open Sat 12 Sep, 9:20 AM to 9:30 AM
    Attree Real Estate
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    5 Sutcliffe Retreat, South Yunderup

    Listed price: $650 pw

    5 Sutcliffe Retreat, South Yunderup

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    Green House Realty
    Deborah Stevens
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Dawesville overview

Dawesville is a coastal suburb within the City of Mandurah located between the Peel Harvey Estuary and the Indian Ocean. Beautiful water vistas are a staple of Dawesville's tranquil suburban area.

Life in Dawesville

With the beach close by, as well as an estuary and canals, life in Dawesville is very much idyllic. Surfers will love Pyramids beach, home to the Port Bouvard Surf Live Saving Club and the Port Bouvard Sports and Recreation Club, while The Cut Golf Course provides locals and visitors with an international-class golfing experience. Also within the suburb are two local primary schools and a small shopping centre.

Dawesville quick stats

15.1 %
Sales growth
$889k
* Median sales price
5.0 %
Rental growth
$630pw
* Median rental price

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