Browse property in Stoneville

Overview

Stoneville, situated east of Perth in the Shire of Mundling, blends a quiet, semi‑rural lifestyle with convenient access to the city. Named in 1905 after Chief Justice Edward Albert Stone, the suburb began as a fruit‑growing district and now hosts a population of 2,050 (median age 36, 7.1 % over 65). Residents enjoy local amenities such as the heritage‑listed Hillston Boys Farm, the nearby Chalets on Stoneville hotel, and a network of green spaces including Norris Park, Hanley Park, Gilfellon Park and William Adams Park, offering ample recreation close to home.

Housing in Stoneville is a mix of established homes and new developments, though recent community activism has highlighted the limits of existing road capacity, with studies indicating only about 70 additional dwellings can be supported without upgrades to Great Eastern Highway. The suburb’s transport connections remain modest, and proposals for large‑scale expansion have been rejected by Mundaring Shire and the Western Australian Planning Commission, reflecting a community focus on sustainable growth and preserving the area’s character.