Mosman Park.

Declared as one of Perth’s most expensive suburbs, you won’t get much change out of $2 million for a property in Mosman Park. Rightly so, ocean-side and riverside living is available to over 8,000 affluent professionals and privileged families in this highly sought-after neighbourhood.

Spanning just over four kilometres and home to some of Perth’s most prestigious schools, such as St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls, Mosman Park also offers fantastic sporting clubs, including soccer, bowling, tennis, cricket, canoeing and golf. Mosman Park has many parks for such a compact neighbourhood, some with spectacular waterfront views, such as Minim Cove, Chidley Point Reserve and the Coombe Reserve, once home to the Summerhayes House, designed and owned by prominent mid-century architect Geoffrey Summerhayes.

The 600-metre stretch of coast encompassing Mosman Beach caters to dog lovers, with its dog exercise area, and surfers riding an artificial surf reef.

Lying approximately 14 kilometres southwest of Perth and five kilometres from Fremantle, this picturesque suburb is the only suburb within the Town of Mosman Park where public art plays a role as much as its architecturally-designed and historic mansions.