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Villas for rent in Mount Lawley, WA 6050

There are currently 3 rentals in Mount Lawley and surrounding suburbs. With a current population of approximately 11,125, Mount Lawley has a median rental price of $875. Mount Lawley has recently experienced an annual rent growth rate of 2.9% and the median age of residents is 36.

Mount Lawley is located 4 kilometres from Perth CBD with an area of 4 square kilometres. Nearby shopping complexes include Beaufort Street. Mount Lawley is also conveniently serviced by public transport at Mt Lawley train station and Bus service to Perth CBD or Mt Lawley Train Station. Mount Lawley caters to families with local schools nearby, including Mount Lawley Primary School, Mount Lawley Senior High School, Perth College, St Paul's Primary School.

For more information on this area or current houses for rent, you can contact REIWA agents servicing Mount Lawley. You may also wish to view the full suburb profile or browse Mount Lawley rentals or sold properties.

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Mount Lawley overview

Beautifully renovated homes populate the charming suburb of Mount Lawley. Leafy backdrops and picturesque landscapes offer a unique ambience, while a fast-paced, exciting main strip leaves no question as to whether Mount Lawley is an energetic urban locale. The suburb is situated five kilometres north of the Perth CBD. 

Life in Mount Lawley

With Beaufort Street a fixture of the suburb, there is plenty to do in Mount Lawley. A must-see destination for locals and visitors alike, the vibrant street is loved for its surplus of restaurants, pubs, wine bars, shops and cafes. Highlights include The Flying Scotsman and Queens Tavern, which never fail to draw a crowd, and the Astor Theatre, which hosts a number of must-see acts that come through Perth. Other features include the Mount Lawley Golf Club, Mount Lawley Senior High School and Edith Cowan University.

Mount Lawley quick stats

17.4%
Sales growth
$1.8m
* Median sales price
2.9%
Rental growth
$875pw
* Median rental price

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