Buy
$736,000
-
2BR
$660K
-
3BR
$670K
-
4BR
$850K
Rent
$650pw
-
2BR
$470pw
-
3BR
$650pw
-
4BR
$810pw
Named from an Aboriginal word meaning 'home in the forest', Kalamunda is a residential and parkland suburb with minor commercial sectors. Significant development of Kalamunda did not begin until the post-war years, with accelerated growth experienced through to the 1970s. The population has remained relatively stable since the mid 1990s.
Kalamunda provides residents with a lifestyle removed from over urbanisation with an array of parks and reserves dominating the suburb. A highlight is the Kalamunda Water Park, which is an enjoyable tourist attraction of the area. Kalamunda's town centre features a number of shopping centres as well as medical facilities like the Kalamunda Hospital Campus. The local schools in the suburb are Kalamunda Primary School, Kalamunda Senior High School and Kalamunda Christian School.
Postcode
6076
Population
6,970
Local government
Kalamunda
Shops
Kalamunda Central, Kalamunda Glades
Train station
No train service
Bus
Bus service to Perth CBD
-5.5%
Bickley
13.5%
Forrestfield
15.5%
Gooseberry Hill
4.7%
Lesmurdie
20 km from Perth
Buy
2BR
$660K
3BR
$670K
4BR
$850K
Rent
2BR
$470pw
3BR
$650pw
4BR
$810pw
Median price data last updated 19 April 2024 containing transactions for the 12 month period ending March 2024
Sales data is annual up to the latest completed month. Rental data is year-on-year 3-month rolling up to the latest completed month. Data in this graph is revised as more transactions are settled.
Source: Landgate/REIWA
Upper quartile
$920K
Median
$736K
Lower quartile
$650K
Days
9
Days
19
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