Christian Sharpe

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What type of childcare is available close to Gooseberry Hill?

What is the fire risk in Gooseberry Hill?

Can I set up a water tank for garden use in Gooseberry Hill?

What income demographic lives in Gooseberry Hill?

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Are there any bushwalking tracks near the Gooseberry Hill, Zig Zag Scenic Drive?

Where is the closest 24 hour medical centre to East Victoria Park?

Are there any private schools in the East Victoria Park area?

Where is the closest indoor rockclimbing centre to Forrestfield?

my current house is suffer the Noisy from the flights every day, specially morning.

does EVP also have this problem?

Does East Vic Park can hear the flights noisy?

Half an hour east of Perth, nestled at the western base of the Darling Range, Gooseberry Hill is an excellent base for exploring the area's wonderful countryside. 

Tourism features include: a historic village, the Zig Zag Scenic Drive, Shire Cottage, Stirk Park, arts and craft galleries, wineries, open garden displays, Lesmurdie Falls, wildflowers in surrounding forests, national parks, heritage walk trails, The Bibbulmun Track, Perth Hills Wine Show, Zig Zag Festival (October), Kalamunda Agricultural Show (April), Harvest Festival (May), and spectacular city views by day and night. 

Visit the Rose Garden, containing 700 rose bushes, in the grounds of the Old Archbishops House from October through to May. The colourful display and wonderful fragrances make this a gorgeous spot for lunch or a quiet wander through the garden. 

For accommodation in Gooseberry Hill try one of the spacious, self contained studio apartments set in beautiful gardens. Or choose from two elegant, traditional bed and breakfast properties.



Gooseberry Hill Overview

The Town of Victoria Park is a vibrant and diverse town situated just across from the Perth CBD. We have great cafes restaurants and unique retail stores. Our neighbours are the Cities of Canning, Belmont and South Perth.
The population is over 32,000 and is expected to grow to 45,756 by 2031. For more information on the Town’s population please view the Town of Victoria Park Community Profile and Community Atlas.
The Town’s community has historically been a working class and ethnically diverse area. In recent times there has been gentrification within its residential areas and is increasingly being sought after as a destination for residential properties and commercial developments. A thriving café culture has developed as part of the increased investment in the main street Albany Highway as well as the Causeway precinct and the Burswood Peninsula. To hear about the Town’s current development strategies please follow this link.
http://www.victoriapark.wa.gov.au/community/community-home/club-development

The Town of Victoria Park is committed to long term sustainability and operates within a framework which guides the Town’s environmental, economic and social impact in terms of growth. This framework will ensure there are resources to meet the needs of our growing Town. For more information please read our Plan for the Future 2011-2026

Victoria Park Overview from the Town of Victoria Park

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