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Is Eglinton a good suburb? Find out in our suburb review for Eglinton, WA 6034, including the latest median house price, suburb population and more.
Eglinton, located in the picturesque coastal region of Western Australia, is emerging as one of the region’s most promising suburbs, with a bright future on the horizon. Over the past decade, it has undergone significant transformation, evolving from a quiet enclave to a vibrant community with an increasingly diverse population.
Eglinton’s story of growth is impressive. In 2016, it was home to a modest population of around 1,680 residents. Today, it stands as a thriving hub attracting young families, professionals, and retirees alike. This rapid population growth is a testament to the suburb’s appeal.
Key Statistics
Eglinton | Western Australia | |
Median Age | 29 | 38 |
Median weekly household income | $2,024 | $1,815 |
Households with mortgage | 70.4% | 40% |
Households renting | 21.3% | 27.3% |
Family households | 83% | 71.2% |
Couples with children | 52.4% | 44.6% |
University qualification | 10.5% | 13.9% |
Trade qualification | 18.4% | 15.3% |
Unemployed persons | 5.3% | 5.1% |
Demographic Data Source - ABS Census 2021 Median house and rental prices current as at December 2024.
Eglinton is a suburb located in the southwestern region of Western Australia. Positioned approximately 45 kilometres north of Perth’s central business district, Eglinton is part of the City of Wanneroo local government area and Greater Perth.
Eglinton is situated approximately 45 kilometres north of the Perth CBD. The suburb’s location places it within a reasonable commuting distance, with travel times typically ranging from 40 to 52 minutes by car, subject to traffic conditions.
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Being favoured by young families, the predominant age group of residents in Eglinton is 0-4, followed by 30-34.Â
47.4% of residents have English ancestry, followed by Australians at 27.3%. Australia was the country of birth for 54.3% of residents, followed by England at 14.9%.
Source: Eglinton (WA) 2021 Census All persons QuickStats
Eglinton is an ideal suburb for families due to its vibrant community, excellent amenities, and family-friendly environment. The suburb features a high percentage of family households and couples with children, reflecting its appeal to those seeking a safe and nurturing place to raise their families. Allara Estate in Eglinton offers a variety of land for sale that cater to different family needs. The proximity to local schools, parks, and recreational facilities ensures that families have access to everything they need for a comfortable and enjoyable lifestyle.
The closest surrounding suburbs to Eglinton include Yanchep, Two Rocks, and Alkimos.Â
Yanchep, a growing suburb known for its natural beauty, and Alkimos, another vibrant area with various amenities, both provide additional recreational options and services.Â
With Allara Estate’s land for sale near Two Rocks, residents will have access to a host of amenities and recreational facilities, including community parks, playgrounds, walking trails, and picnic areas. Nearby shopping centres, schools, and healthcare facilities in these suburbs ensure that all essential needs are within easy reach, making the area highly desirable for new homeowners.
Allara Estate offers excellent transportation options for residents, ensuring easy access to nearby areas. The estate is conveniently located just 35-50 minutes north of the Perth CBD via the Mitchell Freeway and only 25 minutes north of Joondalup. Additionally, the new Eglinton Train Station further enhances connectivity, providing residents with seamless access to public transport. This makes commuting and travelling to surrounding suburbs like Yanchep, Two Rocks, and Alkimos convenient and efficient.
Eglinton offers a mix of housing options suited to various needs.Â
Low-density housing includes contemporary family homes on spacious lots, popular in new estates. Medium-density options feature townhouses and villas, ideal for smaller households or first-time buyers. While high-density housing is currently limited, ongoing development plans suggest future inclusion of apartments and units near key areas.
With its coastal location and growing infrastructure, Eglinton provides modern, affordable homes for sale designed for a relaxed, family-oriented lifestyle.
Enjoy a life packed with adventure, with space for your boat or caravan and extra space to store bikes, surfboard, jet skis, camping gear and more, so can everything you need for those spontaneous weekend getaways.
Imagine a big backyard with room for trampolines, swings and endless play or a bigger home with space for extra bedrooms or a playroom. Plus, with some of Perth’s best parks on your doorstep, your family fun extends beyond your backyard.
Perfect for the hostess with the mostess, picture a bigger alfresco with an outdoor kitchen, room for a backyard fire pit and pool or even space to build a bigger home with a games room or spacious kitchen.
For the green thumbs, enjoy the extra space with room for a veggie garden, create an outdoor oasis or for those obsessed with having the best lawn on the street. Plus there’s even room for a shed!
For the pet paw-rents, large lots are a pet’s paradise! With a big backyard to run, play and explore, plus a dog park nearby, your four-legged family members will be sure to love their new home.
Whatever your lifestyle, our large lots have the space for all the things you love, with everything Allara has to offer on your doorstep – epic parks, the beach, new train station and plenty of future amenities coming your way.
Allara is located less than 15 minutes North of Butler and Quinns Rocks and is 20 minutes away from another popular choice in Perth’s northern coastal corridor, Iluka.Â
Compare prices and key amenities in Eglinton’s surrounding suburbs.