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Living in Stirling offers a perfect balance between suburban peace and urban proximity, often referred to as the gateway to the northern suburbs.
Living in Stirling offers a perfect balance between suburban peace and urban proximity, often referred to as the gateway to the northern suburbs.
The Stirling Civic Gardens is the suburb's crown jewel, providing a beautiful lakeside setting for morning walks or weekend picnics under the trees.
Roselea Shopping Centre is the local hub for daily essentials, featuring a modern Woolworths and convenient specialty stores that avoid the 'big mall' crowds.
Stirling Primary School is highly regarded by local parents for its strong community spirit and active P&C association.
$1,425,000
Approximate public-data median
Established professionals, downsizers, and families prioritising inner-city convenience
Perth's property market remains strong heading into 2026, with low stock levels and sustained buyer demand across established suburbs.
Market figures are indicative estimates from public suburb data as at May 2026. Confidence: high.
The market here is exceptionally fast-paced, with properties spending an average of just 12 days on market, meaning buyers must be finance-ready.
Stirling has seen impressive capital growth of 9.4% annually, cementing its status as a high-performing 'blue chip' investment in the northern corridor.
With a median house price of $1,425,000, the suburb is increasingly attracting affluent families looking for long-term 'forever' homes.
Recent house price growth is tracking at 9.4%.
Based on the approximate Stirling median house price of $1,425,000, here's what you'd pay a traditional agent vs KeyHive.
Plus marketing costs and GST on commission
Savings calculated on median price at 2.5% commission. Actual commission rates vary. KeyHive service fee paid at settlement. Upfront marketing costs apply to both models.
Stirling buyers expect well-presented homes. Declutter, deep clean, and consider professional styling. First impressions at the front door and online listing photos drive enquiry volume — invest in professional photography.
Spring and early autumn are traditionally the strongest selling seasons in Perth. However, well-priced properties in Stirlingattract buyer interest year-round due to the suburb's strong desirability. List when your home is ready, not when the calendar says so.
Overpricing is the most common mistake sellers make. In Stirling, buyers are well-informed and will compare your property to recent sales in the area. A realistic price from day one generates more enquiries, more competition, and ultimately a better result than starting high and reducing.
Understand what draws buyers to Stirling — lifestyle, schools, proximity to amenities — and make sure your marketing highlights those features. Buyers in this suburb pay for location and lifestyle, so let your listing tell that story.
Get a no-obligation appraisal and find out what your Stirling property is worth. Full-service agent support for $8,000 flat fee.