WHERE KELMSCOTT SITS Albany Highway Tonkin Highway Kelmscott Train Station airport access hills access Armadale proximity commuting convenience UNDERSTANDING KELMSCOTT’S DIFFERENT POCKETS Clifton Hills / hills-side Kelmscott Central Kelmscott Redevelopment and investment pockets Key themes: elevation views owner-occupier pockets walkability larger established blocks redevelopment potential zoning variation different buyer groups

Mount Nasura is one of the most interesting suburbs along the Perth Hills scarp because it offers a rare mix of elevation, outlook, established homes and everyday convenience. It is close to Armadale Hospital, Armadale shopping centres, public transport, local pubs, schools and the foothills, but still has the character and privacy

A foothills suburb that changes from one end to the other Mount Richon is one of the more distinctive foothills suburbs in the Perth Hills. Long, narrow, and bound by Albany Highway and South Western Highway, it offers older established homes, larger half-acre blocks, valley outlooks, creekline properties, newer homes

Roleystone is one of the Perth Hills’ most recognisable and tightly held lifestyle suburbs, known for its winding tree-lined roads, large lifestyle properties, orchard history and strong sense of community. Located approximately 30 kilometres south-east of Perth within the City of Armadale, Roleystone sits within the Darling Scarp foothills surrounded

Seville Grove is one of the most practical family suburbs in the Armadale/Kelmscott corridor, offering established homes, newer cottage-block housing, shopping, schools, parks, recreation and strong transport access. It borders the western boundary of Kelmscott and is generally framed by Braemore Street, Champion Drive and Lake Road. Seville Grove is