perth-suburb-ellenbrook
The Perth suburb Ellenbrook enjoys some fantastic views of the Darling Range, and is on the doorstep of the Swan Valley with which provides an excellent lifestyle choice. You are just a stones throw away from a number of award wimming restaurants, boutique breweries and some of the most prestigious wineries in Western Austraia.
General Information About the Suburb of Ellenbrook
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Population*
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20,000
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Medium House Price*
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$372,500
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Weekly Rent
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$250-$350
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Post Code
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6069
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KM Perth
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22
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Nearest Beach
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About 35 min drive
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Nearest Train Station
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Midland
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Town Centre Main Street
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Midland/Morley
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Local Council
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Source*
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Reiwa Dec 2006
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LOCATION
The Suburb of Ellenbrook is located 22km north-east of Perth CBD in the City of TBD.
Whiteman Park is to the South of the suburb and you can enjoy a lakeside parkland area in the West of the suburb.
THE HISTORY
The Perth suburb Ellenbrook is a town in the Swan Valley and is named after Ellen Brook, a Swan River tributary along its eastern boundary.The Brook was named after Ellen Stirling, the wife of WA’s first Govenor James Stirling.
RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
Ellenbrook is a rapidly developing Suburb with its first village developed back in 1994. Ellenbrookhas been designed using visionary town planning concepts considered among the best in the world.
The Ellenbrook philosophy is to integrate the community with its natural environmentand in many ways is a reworking of the historic European village, its focuss on people rather than regimented housing or land profiteering aiming to eventually have about 30,000residents living in 10,000 homes.
All homesites are fully deep sewered and boast state-of-the-art fibre optics, including a unique community intranet. Private security is permanently on patrol.
Currently Ellenbrook has six different villages with a seventh planned.Together,the villages circle a town centre which provides the cultural, commercial and recreational hub for the town.At the start of 2003, the population of Ellenbrook was 7,000 people, and it is now over 14000. The suburb is expected to grow to over 20,000.By the year 2012, all seven villages will support a thriving community of some 30,000 people.
WOODLAKE
Woodlake has an Australian heritage agricultural theme. This village began development back in 1994 on the site of an elevated sand quarry. The Village surrounds a picturesque lake, has radical street design to discourage through traffic and also has a shopping centre.
THE BRIDGES
The Bridges is a Village with a strong Mediteranean architectural theme typifued by its centraltower overlooking the village and Lake Fresca.
COOLAMON
Coolamon has a contemporary Australian architectural theme boasting steeply pitched roofs, sun smart eaves and verandahs. This village with has its own cafe/deli, incorporates energy efficientbuilding guidelines with a street layout aimed at encouraging solar-passive home designs.
Coolamon Heights consists of four homesites with Panoramic views of the Darling Range.
Coolamon North – Offers affordable cottage homesites that are more affordable for the first homebuyer. They are also close to the primary schools, parks, sporting facilities and just a 5 minute walk from Ellenbrooks Town Centre
MORGAN FIELDS
If you are looking for a large homesite then Morgan Fields is the Village to look at. Morgan Fields has a rural ambience created by street treatments,landscaping and wide open spaces. The Village won the Best Residential Development in 2003awarded by the Urban Development Institute of Australia.
CHARLOTTE’S VINEYARD
This is a village that blends into the Swan Valley’s ambience with its plantings, public art and streetscapesbuilt into natural bushland with a central 7 hectare parkland with homes enjoying this magnificent view and conservation area.
Oakhill Park
MALVERN SPRINGS
This is the latest village to be developed and is promoted as a calm and clean alternative to the modern lifestyle. This village has more paths and cycleways than any other villagein ELlenbrook and they are networked through pristine wetlands, bush and a mostly native landscape/topography.
AMENITIES
Ellenbrook is equiped with key facilities for the whole of the family
The Town Centre in Main St is a stylish shopping, business and entertainment precinctincluding WA’s largest Woolworths outlet. There are ten major parks with all villagesconnected by a network of cycleways and paths, and the disctrict has abundant openspace and sport facilities.
The suburb currently has four private and public primary schools, a Christian college, a secondary college and more secondary schools planned.
Sporting community offering cricket, netball and football for both young and old.
Learning Centre with library and meeting room and will cater for upto 60,000 people (confirm this)
Ellenbrook has a huge appeal for families as there are several schools and community facilities in the suburb.
Belvoir Amphitheatre.
Ellenbrook Community Centre.
The Vines Golf Course.
The Vines Resort.
Whiteman Park.
Local bus service
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SCHOOLS SERVICING ELLENBROOK
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SCHOOL NAME
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PRINCIPLE
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E-MAIL
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PHONE
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AGE
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CLASSIFICATION
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Coolamon Primary School
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PRINCIPLE
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EMAIL
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PHONE
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Primary School
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Swan Valley Anglican (Averley)
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PRINCIPLE
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EMAIL
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9296 8599
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Community School
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Ellenbrook Primary
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PRINCIPLE
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9296 9088
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Primary School
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St Helenas Catholic
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principle
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email
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9296 7077
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Primary School
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Ellenbrook Christian College
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tba
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principle
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9297 9297
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tba
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SECONDARY
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ATTRACTIONS
- Mill House Cottage.
- State Forest.
- The Vines.
- Whiteman Park.
- Wood Lake.
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