Luxury suburbs Western Australia
SuburbScan tracks 20 luxury suburbs in Western Australia, home to 84,142 residents combined. On average these suburbs carry low bushfire risk, moderate crime risk, and low flood risk. Compare the top-rated, most populated, and fastest-growing luxury suburbs below.
1,153 sales, Oct 2024 – Oct 2026
Most Populated
Nedlands
WA 6009 · 10,561 residents
Mosman Park
WA 6012 · 9,169 residents
Floreat
WA 6014 · 8,621 residents
Cottesloe
WA 6011 · 7,750 residents
Applecross
WA 6153 · 7,228 residents
City Beach
WA 6015 · 6,805 residents
Mount Claremont
WA 6010 · 4,999 residents
Swanbourne
WA 6010 · 4,592 residents
Dalkeith
WA 6009 · 4,398 residents
North Fremantle
WA 6159 · 3,947 residents
Top-Rated
Coolbinia
WA 6050 · 1,751 residents
Cottesloe
WA 6011 · 7,750 residents
Floreat
WA 6014 · 8,621 residents
Menora
WA 6050 · 2,691 residents
Swanbourne
WA 6010 · 4,592 residents
Nedlands
WA 6009 · 10,561 residents
Churchlands
WA 6018 · 3,638 residents
Dalkeith
WA 6009 · 4,398 residents
Peppermint Grove
WA 6011 · 1,597 residents
Trigg
WA 6029 · 2,855 residents
Fastest Growing
North Fremantle
WA 6159 · 3,947 residents
Yallingup
WA 6282 · 1,195 residents
Swanbourne
WA 6010 · 4,592 residents
Gnarabup
WA 6285 · 525 residents
Floreat
WA 6014 · 8,621 residents
Mount Claremont
WA 6010 · 4,999 residents
Churchlands
WA 6018 · 3,638 residents
Watermans Bay
WA 6020 · 1,369 residents
Yallingup Siding
WA 6282 · 324 residents
Coolbinia
WA 6050 · 1,751 residents
Common questions about Luxury suburbs in WA
How many luxury suburbs are there in Western Australia?
There are 20 suburbs tagged luxury in Western Australia on SuburbScan home to a combined 84,142 residents.
What are the largest luxury suburbs in Western Australia?
The most populated luxury suburbs in Western Australia are Nedlands, Mosman Park, and Floreat.
Which luxury suburbs in Western Australia are growing fastest?
By population change between the 2016 and 2021 censuses, the fastest-growing luxury suburbs in Western Australia are North Fremantle, Yallingup, and Swanbourne.