13A Queen Street, Bentley WA 6102, Australia
The property is located about 8 kilometres southeast of Perth’s CBD, giving easy access to the city while remaining in a residential suburb.
The suburb is served by numerous Transperth bus routes, including the CircleRoute, routes 30, 33, 34 and 72, and the nearby Welshpool railway station is roughly 1 kilometre away, providing regular connections to the city and surrounding areas.
Several parks are close by, such as Elsa Barzotto Park (≈0.3 km), College Grove Park and Gochean Park (both ≈0.8 km), and Hedley Park (≈1.3 km), offering green space for recreation.
Bentley has a range of local amenities, including restaurants and the Bentley Plaza shopping centre, which serve the community and are situated within the suburb.
The main campus of Curtin University and the Western Australian Technology Park are both in Bentley, providing nearby tertiary education and research facilities.
Bentley Hospital is located within the suburb, offering healthcare services to residents nearby.
Bentley was named after John Bentley, a Crimean War veteran who oversaw convicts building Albany Road. The suburb developed from early farms and dairy operations in the 1880s to a residential community with significant growth after the 1940s State Housing Commission projects and the establishment of Curtin University in the 1960s.
