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Alexander Heights WA 6064

Alexander Heights is a quiet, family‑oriented northern suburb with established 1980s–90s housing, cul‑de‑sacs and local parks. Its appeal lies in convenient access to shopping, schools and major roads, with a multicultural community and good value relative to inner‑city areas.

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Why families consider Alexander Heights

Predominantly family households in detached homes, with a culturally diverse mix and a practical, suburban lifestyle. Residents value proximity to schools, local shops and sport facilities, and easy driving links across Perth’s north.

Amenities & services

  • Alexander Heights Shopping Centre
  • The Square Mirrabooka (nearby)
  • Kingsway City Shopping Centre (nearby)
  • GP clinics and medical centres
  • Pharmacies and dental clinics
  • Cafes and casual eateries
  • Girrawheen Library (Girrawheen)
  • Mirrabooka Library (Mirrabooka)
  • Warwick Library (Warwick)

Transport & connectivity

  • Transperth buses along Alexander Drive, Hepburn Avenue, Mirrabooka Avenue and Marangaroo Drive linking to Mirrabooka and Warwick interchanges
  • Malaga Station (Morley–Ellenbrook Line, nearby)
  • Warwick and Greenwood Stations (Joondalup Line, nearby)
  • Major roads: Alexander Drive, Hepburn Avenue, Marangaroo Drive, Mirrabooka Avenue

Lifestyle & recreation

  • Marangaroo Golf Course
  • Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex and indoor courts
  • Local ovals, playgrounds and community centres
  • Nearby skate parks and youth facilities in Mirrabooka
  • Koondoola Regional Bushland
  • John Moloney Park
  • Paloma Park (nearby)
  • Alinjarra Park
  • Marangaroo Bushland

Education context

Multiple long day care and family day care options in and around the suburb; places are generally available but infant rooms can have waitlists during peak periods.

  • Edith Cowan University (Joondalup Campus)
  • Edith Cowan University (Mount Lawley Campus)
  • University of Western Australia (Crawley)
  • Curtin University (Bentley)