Upper quartile
$1.28M
Median
$1.01M
Lower quartile
$750K
Millendon
About Millendon
The name "Millendon" for a suburb in the Upper Swan area commemorates the historic property of Western Australia's first Advocate-General, George Fletcher Moore. Moore, an Irishman, arrived in the Colony in 1830 and in 1833 obtained land in the Swan Valley which he named "Millendon". Moore's land began to be subdivided in 1914, and was developed into large lots suitable for agriculture.
Life in Millendon
Millendon is renowned for its wineries including Lamont's, Fig Tree, Kat Gully, Olive Farm, Nelson Estate and much more. Only short drive to shops, services and schools, this peaceful suburb is located only a short distance to the famous Swan Valley.
Millendon quick stats
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Postcode
6056
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Population
514
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Local government
Swan
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Train station
No train service
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Bus
No bus service
N/A
Sales growth
$1.01M
* Median sales price
N/A
Rental growth
N/A
* Median rental price
Nearby suburb growth
22.9%
Henley Brook
86.3%
Herne Hill
25 km from Perth
Suburb prices
Source: Landgate/REIWA
Buy
$1,012,500
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2BR
$1.28M
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4BR
$750K
Median price data last updated 22 March 2025 containing transactions for the 12 month period ending February 2025
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 and lower quartiles
Time on market
Days
44
1 Year5 Year10 Year
0204060
Millendon
Perth
Total percentage change in annual median house price over the last 1, 5 or 10 years.
Suburb interest level
Average online views per property
Millendon
75
Perth average
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This is based on views of residential properties for sale in this suburb within the last 14 days.
Schools
Property and demographics
Current residential listings for Millendon
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