Glendalough, Western Australia

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Glendalough
Perth, Western Australia

Population:

2,729 (2006 census)

Postcode:

6016

LGA:

City of Stirling

Federal Division:

Division of Curtin

Suburbs around Glendalough:
Herdsman	Osborne Park	Joondanna
Wembley	Glendalough	Mount Hawthorn
Wembley	Wembley	Mount Hawthorn

Glendalough is a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. Its Local Government Area is the City of Stirling, however as of the 1st of July 2007, the portion of it east of the Mitchell Freeway will be taken over by the Town of Vincent.

Glendalough generally consists of below average flats and units but small enclaves with single residences border the more prestigious Wembley and Mt Hawthorn. Indeed the success of the application by the Town of Vincent to absorb part of the Glendalough area was motivated by the desire of residents in the affected area to become part of neighbouring suburb Mt Hawthorn.^[1]

Many of the older single residencies in Glendalough have been demolished, with as little as 3, to as many as 10 flats built on each block (depending on the size of the block).

Its post code is 6016, which is shared with Mt Hawthorn.

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