Gnangara, WA 6077

Gnangara is a serene suburb located approximately 26 kilometres north of Perth's central business district. Its peaceful setting amidst natural bushland offers residents a tranquil lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Gnangara is situated within proximity to several schools catering to the educational needs of its residents. These include both public and private primary and secondary schools, known for their academic excellence and supportive learning environments.

Gnangara boasts a range of parks, reserves, and natural bushland areas, providing residents with opportunities for outdoor recreation and leisure activities. The suburb features several local parks and playgrounds, offering amenities such as BBQ facilities, walking trails, and picnic areas. Additionally, nearby Yellagonga Regional Park provides residents with extensive walking and cycling trails, wildlife observation, and opportunities for nature exploration.

Gnangara, WA 6077, offers residents a peaceful suburban lifestyle with its proximity to Perth CBD, access to educational facilities, parks and recreational opportunities, and a selection of dining options in nearby suburbs.

So happy, Uber eats finally delivers in Gnangara, still sad cause dominoes doesn’t delivery but other then that Gnangara is actually perfect if you want a mini farm but you also want to live in the city 🤙🏽 Not gonna lie it is a trek if you’re young and want to go out but it’s worth it living on a huge block surrounded by nature 😎 beach is closer then you think too (take you 10 min if you speed) 👌🏽

Gnangara is listed as a suburb of Perth, however it has a very small population (1100 in a recent census) and is largely semi rural. Until recent years Gnangara was situated at the far reaches of the Perth suburban area. Of course, it still sits there but Perth has sprawled such that Ellenbrook and Landsdale have closed the gaps. Checking the google map on the side shows mostly green and few roads. Gnangara itself is a large area, and has mostly large acreages, used by people to run a few animals, park their many trucks or their business - there is still the occassional plant nursery in the area or livestock supply business.Other people use the pine forests for activitys like walking, paintballing, dirt road racing or dumping stolen cars.

Most people know Gnangara, not as a suburb, but as the pine forests/plantations that have been there for decades. Below the ground, there is the Gnangara Mound, a vital water supply that is depleted by the pine trees and ongoing development. In recent years many of the pine trees have been removed to create suburban dwellings such as the suburb of Ellenbrook. Gnangara itself is not really considered a livable suburb, rather something you go past on Gnangara Rd. There are no schools, shops, doctors or any other amenities in Gnangara itself. Those things are in suburbs like Ellenbrook and surrounds. I used to live nearby as a youg adult and seeing the changes over the years has really demonstrated the urban sprawl in Perth.