Coliving in Haynes Park Estate WA

Haynes Park Estate — Haynes, WA

• New estate offering: Private residential estate around Doreenup Road, designed with landscaped parkland, green space and a natural stream. Initial land titles are anticipated in August 2026, with further parks and commercial facilities proposed.
• Strategic location: Approximately 32 km by road to Perth CBD and 28 km to Perth Airport, with convenient access to Armadale Road, Tonkin Highway and Albany Highway.
• Shopping and dining: Haynes Shopping Centre is directly beside the estate, anchored by Coles and supported by a pharmacy, medical centre, bakery, café/gelato bar, Guzman y Gomez, Pastacup, Subway and other takeaway options. Armadale Shopping City is also a short drive away.
• Education: Nearby options include Xavier Catholic School, Neerigen Brook Primary School, Armadale Senior High School, childcare centres and several independent colleges across the Armadale–Hilbert precinct.
• Healthcare: Haynes Medical Centre and Amcal Pharmacy are located at the neighbouring shopping centre. The nearby 271-bed Armadale Health Service provides emergency, maternity, surgical, rehabilitation, intensive-care and outpatient services.
• Parks and recreation: Residents will have estate parkland and walking areas, with Shipwreck Park, Armadale Fitness and Aquatic Centre, Champion Lakes Regatta Centre and Wungong Regional Park accessible within the wider district.
• Public transport: Armadale Station is approximately 3 km away. The fully reopened Armadale Line now extends through to Byford, while local buses provide connections to shopping and nearby stations.
• Property market: Haynes houses recorded a median price of approximately $815,000, annual growth of 16.3%, median rent of $730 per week and an indicative gross yield of 4.4%.
• Supply and rental demand: Around 20 houses were available for sale in the latest month, with 54 sales over 12 months and a 27-day median selling period. Rental houses averaged 21 days on market, with 81 leases recorded over 12 months. Published vacancy estimates sit around 2.4%–2.6%, although methodologies vary.
• Population growth: Haynes’ estimated population increased to approximately 4,057 in 2025, with forecasts indicating growth from 4,288 in 2026 to 10,821 by 2046—more than doubling the local resident base.
• Infrastructure and employment: Haynes forms part of the 1,580-hectare Wungong Urban growth corridor, planned for more than 16,000 lots, housing for around 40,000 people, new schools, a town centre and extensive parkland. Nearby Forrestdale Business Park West is projected to support approximately 4,478 ongoing jobs when fully developed.