22A Amelia Street

7 nearby schools

Catchment: Stirling Primary School

10 stops within 1.5km

Nearest: Cedric St Balcatta Snr High Sch (0.3km)

Moderate congestion

Morning (7:30-8:30 AM) and evening (4:30-5:30 PM) peaks see increased traffic along Stirling Highway and Scarborough Beach Road as commuters travel to/from Perth CBD and northern suburbs. Local roads around Stirling Shopping Centre experience minor congestion during these periods.

Low noise

Nearest: road (0.5km)

Low

Stirling is a northern suburb of Perth, Western Australia, located on relatively elevated terrain with no major river or creek systems creating significant flood risk. While local stormwater flooding from intense rainfall events is possible (as with most urban areas), there are no known major flood overlays or flood-prone catchments affecting the suburb. Risk is generally low to negligible for riverine flooding.

Moderate

BAL: BAL-19

average

Trend: stable

R20 — Residential R20

City of Stirling Town Planning Scheme No. 2

5 projects nearby

Stirling is experiencing steady infill development pressure, particularly around the train station precinct and town centre as part of broader Perth metropolitan intensification. Activity centres policy and proximity to transport infrastructure are driving mixed-use and medium-density residential development, with most DAs in the 'approved' or 'proposed' phase. Development intensity remains moderate compared to inner-ring suburbs, reflecting zoning constraints and established character expectations.

Not heritage listed

Stirling is a suburban locality in Perth's hills region with limited heritage listing designation. The area is primarily characterized by mid-20th century residential development with scattered early landmarks of local significance rather than widespread conservation area protection.