214/437 Stirling Highway

The property is a unit situated on a sizable block of land measuring approximately 5,395 m². This provides ample space for outdoor activities or potential landscaping.

Both the Claremont Fire Station and the heritage‑listed Claremont Police Station are about 0.1 km away, making emergency services conveniently within walking distance.

The unit is within roughly 0.5 km of several railway stations, including Claremont, Grant Street and Swanbourne stations, and is served by numerous Transperth bus routes such as the 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 102‑107 and the high‑frequency 995.

Yes, the area features several heritage‑listed landmarks, such as the historic Claremont Police Station, the Old Claremont Fire Station, and the Swanbourne railway bridge, all located within 0.5 km of the unit.

A vibrant shopping precinct runs along Stirling Highway, highlighted by the Claremont Quarter shopping centre. The Claremont Showground and Claremont Oval, home of the Claremont Football Club, are also just a short walk away.

Claremont developed from early Noongar use of the Swan River area, through 19th‑century settlement by pensioner guards and convicts, to the establishment of a railway line in 1881 that spurred residential growth. Over time, the suburb became known for its diverse housing stock and heritage sites.

Claremont lies on the north bank of the Swan River, bounded by Airlie Street to the south, Stirling Highway to the west, Alfred Road to the north and Loch Street to the east. The suburb is primarily residential with a significant commercial strip along Stirling Highway.