74A Raleigh Street, Carlisle WA 6101, Australia
The suburb of Carlisle was originally part of early land allocations after 1829 and was renamed from Bickford to Carlisle on 23 May 1919. Development accelerated after the 1890s following growth in nearby Victoria Park, and the area has retained many historic features such as early churches and schools.
The property is about 0.2 km from Carlisle railway station and 0.8 km from Oats Street railway station, both served by the Armadale and Thornlie‑Cockburn lines. In addition, several Transperth bus routes (e.g., 37, 38, 999, 998) stop nearby, making the area well connected to the wider Perth network.
Within roughly 0.7 km you’ll find Millers Crossing, Fletcher Park and Tom Wright Park, while Parnham Park is about 0.8 km away. These green spaces provide easy access to recreation and open‑air leisure.
The historic Bickford Memorial Hall and Gardens is only about 0.2 km away, and the Carlisle Hotel and TAB are located opposite the nearby Carlisle railway station. Additional nearby facilities include the Town of Victoria Park Council Depot and the City of Belmont Operations Centre.
The highest point in Carlisle, at 27.1 m above sea level, is near the intersection of Raleigh Street and Briggs Street, providing limited views of the Perth CBD and Burswood skylines.
Raleigh Street is lined with Jacaranda mimosifolia trees, which are noted for their striking purple‑blue blossoms in spring.
Carlisle is bordered by Orrong Road to the north, Roberts Road to the west, and the Armadale railway line to the south, with Briggs/Planet/Kew streets marking the eastern edge.
