Where is Ellenbrook in Western Australia?

Ellenbrook in Western Australia is located in the state’s north-east region. It’s a little way north-east of Perth, in the world-famous Swan Valley.

How far is Ellenbrook from Perth CBD?

Ellenbrook is approximately 30 kilometres north-east of Perth by car . Driving times average 30 to 40 minutes, depending on traffic. The newly opened Ellenbrook Station makes commuting even easier, with regular trains running from Ellenbrook to Perth in just 31 minutes. Ellenbrook’s proximity to Perth Airport, around 25 minutes away by car, is ideal for the fly-in-fly-out lifestyle.

Is Ellenbrook a good suburb for families?

Yes, Ellenbrook is a great suburb for families. The established community is planned around 8 vibrant villages , offering everything a growing family needs: Over 60 parks and playgrounds , totalling 54.35 hectares – not counting the sprawling natural landscapes surrounding Ellenbrook. Six primary schools, three secondary colleges, and several childcare centres . Sporting community groups offer something for all ages and abilities. Walkable and bikeable communities with 35 kilometres of cycleways and safe, pedestrian-friendly streets. In fact, family households make up nearly 80% of Ellenbrook’s population.

Who lives in Ellenbrook?

A large portion (78.1%) of Ellenbrook’s population is families with young children, which explains why the average age here is a youthful 32. Single-person households make up most of the remainder. Ellenbrook’s family appeal, affordable living options, and convenient amenities, have attracted more people from overseas Ellenbrook over the years, though the majority of today’s residents (61%) were born in Australia. With the Metronet train line now connecting Ellenbrook to Perth like never before, the community is also attractive to professionals and commuters. Meet the locals who call Ellenbrook home .

Is Ellenbrook a good suburb to invest in?

Ellenbrook is Australia’s most awarded residential development. The local population has flourished, and property prices have risen steadily in recent years, especially with Ellenbrook Station now connecting the community to Perth CBD. However, there is plenty of room for you and your family in Ellenbrook. Browse land for sale in Ellenbrook or read the homebuyer’s guide to learn more.

What are the attractions around Ellenbrook, WA?

There’s plenty to see and do around Ellenbrook. Some of WA’s best wineries, breweries, and restaurants are a few minutes away in the Swan Valley. Head east, and you’ll find Bells Rapids, one of Perth’s favourite family hiking spots. South-west in Caversham, you can get close to nature at Whiteman Park and Caversham Wildlife Park.

Is Ellenbrook Station open?

Yes, Ellenbrook Station opened in December 2024. Regular Metronet services run daily from 5:15am to 11:34pm on weekdays, with additional late-night services on Fridays and Saturdays. Learn more about transportation in Ellenbrook.

Are there houses for sale in Ellenbrook?

After 30 years, Ellenbrook is approaching the final releases for both land for sale and house and land packages . We invite you to enquire about available lots and homes for sale in Ellenbrook before it’s too late!

What are the 8 villages in Ellenbrook, WA?

What we know as “Ellenbrook” is actually 8 villages planned around a vibrant town centre: Woodlake Village The Bridges Coolamon Morgan Fields Charlotte’s Vineyard Malvern Springs Lexia Annie’s Landing Each village has its own centre and personality, which together form the unique fabric of Ellenbrook. Learn more about living in Ellenbrook .

Are there cafés, bars, and restaurants near Ellenbrook?

With dozens of delicious cafés and eateries in the local area, and world-class wineries and restaurants near Ellenbrook in the Swan Valley, you’ll be spoilt for choice. You can find tastes from around the world, laid-back local breweries, upscale wineries, and budget-friendly dining options, all within a few minutes drive of your front door. Sample the cafés, bars, and restaurants near Ellenbrook.

Ellenbrook, WA 6069: Profile of the North-East Suburb

$700k

Median House Price
$695

Median Weekly Rental Price
24.7k

Population
8.9k

Total Dwellings

Ellenbrook, in Western Australia’s world-renowned Swan Valley region, is a community unlike any other. Over 30 years of thoughtful planning and development have seen this area transform from a quarry to a flourishing suburb. Comprised of eight villages and the vibrant Ellenbrook Town Centre, with convenient connections to Perth CBD, this master-planned community offers affordable living in a place you’ll love.

Today, Ellenbrook is Australia’s most-awarded planned development; a connected, convenient, and comfortable place to call home.

Key Statistics

Ellenbrook post code: 6069
Local Government: City of Swan
Land area: 13.1 km²
Freestanding houses: 89.3%
Medium density housing: 9.0%
High density housing: 1.6%

Demographic highlights

	Ellenbrook	Greater Perth
Median Age	32	37
Median weekly household income	$1,846	$1,865
Households with mortgage	58.2%	41.9%
Households renting	24.6%	26.6%
Family households	78.1%	71.5%
Couples with children	51.4%	45.7%
Persons born overseas	36.9%	40.5%
Diploma or University qualification	22.5%	16.9%
Trade qualification (Certificate III or IV)	22.5%	16.9%
Unemployment rate	6.0%	5.3%

Demographic Data Source - ABS Census 2021

Byford Investment and expansion

Byford’s population has nearly doubled in a decade, from around 15,000 people in 2016* to an estimated 24,500 in 2025**. It’s estimated that the population will double again to over 48,000 people by 2046**. To meet the transport needs of this rapidly expanding area, the State and Federal governments are investing heavily in infrastructure.

As part of the $885 million Metronet program, the Armadale rail line is being extended to Byford. The station is scheduled to open in 2025. Roads are also getting a major upgrade, with $775 million being invested to extend the Tonkin Highway. Byford is already well connected, being an easy 15-minute drive from the Freeway which spans Perth from north to south. With an investment of over $1.5 billion in transportation links, it’s only going to get even better.

*ABS Census All Persons QuickStats
**forecast.id as of August 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Ellenbrook in Western Australia?

Ellenbrook in Western Australia is located in the state’s north-east region. It’s a little way north-east of Perth, in the world-famous Swan Valley.
How far is Ellenbrook from Perth CBD?

Ellenbrook is approximately 30 kilometres north-east of Perth by car. Driving times average 30 to 40 minutes, depending on traffic. The newly opened Ellenbrook Station makes commuting even easier, with regular trains running from Ellenbrook to Perth in just 31 minutes.

Ellenbrook’s proximity to Perth Airport, around 25 minutes away by car, is ideal for the fly-in-fly-out lifestyle.
Is Ellenbrook a good suburb for families?
Yes, Ellenbrook is a great suburb for families. The established community is planned around 8 vibrant villages, offering everything a growing family needs:

Over 60 parks and playgrounds, totalling 54.35 hectares – not counting the sprawling natural landscapes surrounding Ellenbrook.

Six primary schools, three secondary colleges, and several childcare centres.

Sporting community groups offer something for all ages and abilities.

Walkable and bikeable communities with 35 kilometres of cycleways and safe, pedestrian-friendly streets.

In fact, family households make up nearly 80% of Ellenbrook’s population.
Who lives in Ellenbrook?

A large portion (78.1%) of Ellenbrook’s population is families with young children, which explains why the average age here is a youthful 32. Single-person households make up most of the remainder.

Ellenbrook’s family appeal, affordable living options, and convenient amenities, have attracted more people from overseas Ellenbrook over the years, though the majority of today’s residents (61%) were born in Australia. With the Metronet train line now connecting Ellenbrook to Perth like never before, the community is also attractive to professionals and commuters.

Meet the locals who call Ellenbrook home.
Is Ellenbrook a good suburb to invest in?

Ellenbrook is Australia’s most awarded residential development.

The local population has flourished, and property prices have risen steadily in recent years, especially with Ellenbrook Station now connecting the community to Perth CBD. However, there is plenty of room for you and your family in Ellenbrook. Browse land for sale in Ellenbrook or read the homebuyer’s guide to learn more.
What are the attractions around Ellenbrook, WA?

There’s plenty to see and do around Ellenbrook. Some of WA’s best wineries, breweries, and restaurants are a few minutes away in the Swan Valley. Head east, and you’ll find Bells Rapids, one of Perth’s favourite family hiking spots. South-west in Caversham, you can get close to nature at Whiteman Park and Caversham Wildlife Park.
Is Ellenbrook Station open?

Yes, Ellenbrook Station opened in December 2024. Regular Metronet services run daily from 5:15am to 11:34pm on weekdays, with additional late-night services on Fridays and Saturdays.

Learn more about transportation in Ellenbrook.
Are there houses for sale in Ellenbrook?

After 30 years, Ellenbrook is approaching the final releases for both land for sale and house and land packages. We invite you to enquire about available lots and homes for sale in Ellenbrook before it’s too late!
What are the 8 villages in Ellenbrook, WA?
What we know as “Ellenbrook” is actually 8 villages planned around a vibrant town centre:

Woodlake Village
The Bridges
Coolamon
Morgan Fields
Charlotte’s Vineyard
Malvern Springs
Lexia

Annie’s Landing

Each village has its own centre and personality, which together form the unique fabric of Ellenbrook.

Learn more about living in Ellenbrook.
Are there cafés, bars, and restaurants near Ellenbrook?

With dozens of delicious cafés and eateries in the local area, and world-class wineries and restaurants near Ellenbrook in the Swan Valley, you’ll be spoilt for choice. You can find tastes from around the world, laid-back local breweries, upscale wineries, and budget-friendly dining options, all within a few minutes drive of your front door.

Sample the cafés, bars, and restaurants near Ellenbrook.

Looking to buy land in Ellenbrook?

Ellenbrook is an established and connected community in Perth’s rapidly developing north-east region. This highly-awarded development is designed to offer families, young couples, and individuals a safe and welcoming place to call home. Discover Ellenbrook’s final land releases.

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Ellenbrook Suburb Profile

Key Statistics

Demographic highlights

Byford Investment and expansion

Frequently Asked Questions

Looking to buy land in Ellenbrook?

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