Bayswater, WA 6053

I have been lived in bayswater WA for 1.5 years now. I really enjoyed to live in this suburb. I wish I could afford to buy a house here though

The river foreshore is a brilliant spot to walk, picnic and take the dogs to

Close to city, friendly neighbourhood. Great environment parks and close to Swan river and Eric singleton bird sanctuary . I really love the place

I've lived a few streets away from Bayswater station 3 times - yes on the same street. I moved back here 'knowing' it was a quiet street with considerate neighbours. Since moving here 2 years ago it has been an absolute nightmare, signing the lease for this long was the worst mistake I have ever made. I am surrounded by constant barking dogs, starting from early morning to late in the evening (up to 9pm). One is even my next door neighbour! Not once have I seen the dog walked, it is left at home all day to bark, just as well as the others. I have been in chronic pain since two months of moving into the property due to stress & lack of sleep (there's nothing like being woken up at 6:30 every morning to a chorus of neglected hounds). I've left multiple letters at multiple properties and have never once had any improvement. There are regular parties not only on the weekend but during the week where the bass is turned up so high it thumps through the walls of the house and I've had to make noise complaints. Fireworks seem to also be let off regularly in this area as well, terrifying my own pets. We have had our work vehicle broken into and robbed. Don't bother complaining to the council about dog nuisances, they'll have you fill out a form where you must record the amount of times the dog barks (are they serious?) with the exact time frames over a 7 day period before they'll even consider sending someone out or even writing a letter to the owner, I attempted this a few times but almost went mad after the first day of recording details. The train station is an absolute dump with no cover from harsh weather, people smoke right next tot he ticket machine and the boom gates beep so loud you can hear it half a km away, on my street! Living in this suburb is HORRIFIC! DO NOT RENT HERE!!!! *edit* Oh and the rental property is a dump too.

I have been living in Bayswater for just over 5 years l find Bayswater a friendly easy to get to other suburbs including the city we have a beautiful big park with the river and BBQ areas l think Bayswater is a great suburb for singles or couples and family's with children.

Bayswater is a great suburb with good parks, its close to the river, the City and has good transport links and schools.

I've lived in the City of Bayswater all my life and Bayswater itself for over five years. The first two years were great, then I moved closer to the train station and pub. Now my life is a misery of antisocial behaviour every night, not just on weekends. They even tried to close down the police station but thank goodness it didn't go ahead. I've been burgled more than once, seen street fights, domestics, car fires, had people passed out on the verge, somebody letting off fireworks, a constant stream of misdirected taxis arrive in my driveway. I've had to wipe blood off my front door. Thankfully, I don't have children because despite the school up the road, nobody follows the speed limit. Bayswater used to be lovely, since they shut down other nightlife spots, the nightlife has moved to Bayswater and brought all the trouble of the city out to the suburbs. The houses are now overpriced, too.

I have lived in Baywater for just over 2 years.

Bayswater is a good commuter suburb... with all amenities near by including parks, shops, cinemas, recreational center (Bayswater Waves), Airport. This suburb has great transport links to the rest of perth (10 minuttes on the train) and is good for families, couples etc.

There is a lot of development happening in the area... with housing refurbishment and development this has big potential.

I have lived here my entire life and will never move.
It is the perfect suburb. It is close to the city, the train station and bus stops are conveniently located. There is plenty of shops and restaurants, yet it's quiet and very family friendly.

Bayswater is perfect for all types of people. Families, couples, professionals and the elderly. There is something here to suit every lifestyle. There are shops, restaurants, schools bus stops and the train station all close by. As well as the river, bird sanctuary and plenty of parks for your dogs and children.
If you're looking for a suburb to raise your children in, you can't go past Bayswater.
If you want a nice quiet suburb to relax in, without the hassle of being far from the city, Bayswater is for you.

Bayswater is a suburb of Perth, northeast of the CBD and is serviced by rail making an easy commute to those working in the capital. One of the major attractions of Bayswater is that it has the only Wave Pool in WA. The aquatic centre where is it housed also has training pools etc plus a fully equipped gym, fitness classes, child minding and coffee shop. Other sporting facilities in this area include a golf course, tennis courts, skate park, two indoor recreations centres as well as playing fields for numerous sports. Being so close the CBD there is plenty of shopping with large modern shopping centres and local stores, hotel etc. As far as education goes there are plenty of schools, pre primary, primary and secondary both state and private as well as further education institutions. Entertainment and night is not far away in Perth and there are numerous restaurants and fast food outlets in close proximity. The price of property in Bayswater is quite reasonable for both purchase and rentals considering how close you are to Perth.