Warnbro, WA 6169

Set for future growth. Already gentrifying ✨️

I lived in Warnbro for over 30 years both as a tenant and home owner & had 2 daughters who went to school in the area. Beautiful beaches, many public & private primary and secondary schools, great sporting facilities & fabulous food and shopping make it an all-round great place to live. Very affordable housing too, compared to prices further north, but without the hustle & bustle.

With the train station, excellent shopping centres, schools, hospital and medical services as well as pristine beaches near by- what not to like about Warnbro?? Family friendly and relatively affordable compared to surrounding suburbs, it's definitely a great place to live

Family friendly

I had the worst experience possible when I built my first home in Warnbro. I built in the estate of Green Meadows just off Ennis Avenue and Royal Palm Drive, and was happy with my home. What was horrible were the neighbours, 5 of whom loved loud 'doof doof' rock music and played it at levels so high that the street vibrated. When one would stop another would start; 24/7. This became intolerable and within 6 months of moving into our new home, I sold it, never to return to the Wild West.

I have friends who live on the other side of Warnbro Sound Avenue near the beach and that part of Warnbro is lovely. I would recommend that if you are thinking of moving to Warnbro, check out the neighbours and their lifestyle first to see if you will be a good match. Living with loud rock music that never ends is not my idea of an enjoyable life. It is better to buy an older, established home in a more peaceful area than to put up with a nightmare with anti-social neighbours who are more interested in creating noise and having very loud street parties on a regular basis.

Just before we moved, the TRG cordoned off all the streets near our home to catch some criminals and a woman was murdered just streets from our home. I have never returned to the area and hope that no-one else has to endure the nightmare of the Wild West that is this part of Warnbro.

Warnbro is a fantastic suburb for families, my kids went to Warnbro Primary and Warnbro High. Both brilliant schools but if you prefer private schools there are hreat private schools as well. The shopping center has recently been upgraded and now hosts a huge BIg W and lots of secialty stores as well as Coles and Woolworths. The Aqua jetty offers a great gym and pool. My daughter was in the stingrays swimming club which runs from the aqua jetty. the Warnbro community high school has a fantastic dance and swimming program. The Warnbro beaches ar fabulous quiet and easy to access, away from the hussle and bussle of the busy beaches. if you want to know more or are thinking about moving to Warnbro feel free to contact me Martina Berry Director Professionals Rockingham [email protected] or 0432367281 happy to help any time

We’ve been living in Warnbro for years and I can honestly say its been a great living here.
Warnbro is close to a good shopping complex with lots of takeaway choices and all you need inside the shops (two major supermarkets and big W). There are so many well kept parks with local sports going on around the suburb.
It’s a max 5 minute drive to the Warnbros lovely and secluded beach (and we live by the Warnbro shops). It’s only a 12 minutes drive from Rockingham shops and the foreshore, and 10 minutes from Baldivis, which all have loads of places to eat out at.

The public transport in Warnbro is great. We have bus stops right by our house which come frequently and takes approx 5-10 minutes to get to the train station. The trains come often too - every 15 or so. Being a younger couple living here this has been very handy.

Would 100% recommend Warnbro.

Hoping to move back by next year

Great Suburb! Great Schools, lots of Shops (Including Big W, Coles & Woolworths) & Fast Foods (McDonalds, KFC, Subway, Nandos, Chicken Treat & Pizza Hut) Close by which makes it a 1st Preference to live near Rockingham!

If you don't have to consider a good primary school for your child/ren, then Warnbro would be great. If you go beach side of Read then you will be even better off. In my opinion, the crime rate seems to be a little higher either side of Waikiki, but most of Warnbro is actually not too bad. My father picked Waikiki (Harrington Waters Estate), as is a great neighbourhood and Waikiki Primary School is the best in the area. I would expect the results of the students to get better and better each year, particularly in 3 years when my daughter starts going.