115/437 Stirling Highway

The property at 115/437 Stirling Highway is a unit. It forms part of a multi‑unit residential building on the Stirling Highway corridor.

The unit is positioned on Stirling Highway, which forms the western boundary of Claremont. The suburb lies on the north bank of the Swan River, just east of the Fremantle railway line.

Claremont Station, Loch Street Station and the Showgrounds Station (for events) are the closest train stations on the Fremantle/Airport line. Several high‑frequency bus routes – including the 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 102, 103, 107, 995, 998 and 999 – run along Stirling Highway and serve the area.

Within about 0.1 km you will find the heritage‑listed Claremont Police Station and the Old Claremont Fire Station. The Swanbourne railway bridge, a heritage‑listed structure, is approximately 0.4 km away.

The modern Claremont Fire Station is just 0.1 km away, as is the Claremont Police Station. A short walk (0.1 km) also leads to the Station Bar/Café, a former cinema now serving as a local eatery.

Stirling Highway follows the historic Fremantle Road, which was developed after convicts arrived in the 1850s. The railway line and Claremont station were added in 1881, shifting the community’s focus to the corridor between the rail line and Stirling Highway.

Claremont is bounded by the Swan River to the north, providing riverfront views and recreation. The eastern half of Lake Claremont and the Claremont Showground lie within the suburb’s limits, offering open space and event venues.