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Peter Robertson has specialised in real estate sales and property management in Cottesloe since 2009. Our team of experienced property professionals deliver exceptional service and results for our clients.
Peter Robertson has specialised in real estate sales and property management in Cottesloe since 2009. Our team of experienced property professionals deliver exceptional service and results for our clients.
A little bit about who lives locally, as provided by government census data.
Owner Renter
Family Single
View median property prices in Cottesloe to get a better understanding of local market trends.
Bedrooms | Type | Median Price | ||||
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2 Beds | House | $1.063m | + | |||
Market PerformanceMarket Data 17 sales this year for 2 bedroom Houses in Cottesloe. | ||||||
3 Beds | House | $2.3m | + | |||
Market PerformanceMarket Data 43 sales this year for 3 bedroom House in Cottesloe. | ||||||
4 Beds | House | $3.563m | + | |||
Market PerformanceMarket Data 32 sales this year for 4 bedroom House in Cottesloe. | ||||||
5 Beds | House | $3.7m | + | |||
Market PerformanceMarket Data 12 sales this year for 5 bedroom House in Cottesloe. | ||||||
2 Beds | Unit | $730k | + | |||
Market PerformanceMarket Data 27 sales this year for 5 bedroom House in Cottesloe. | ||||||
3 Beds | Unit | $1.298m | + | |||
Market PerformanceMarket Data 14 sales this year for 5 bedroom House in Cottesloe. |
Founded on 21st September 1886 by Sir Frederick Napier Broome as a district, Cottesloe’s name was chosen in honour of the brother of Captain C.H. Fremantle, who became Baron Cottesloe in 1874. Although declared a suburban area at the time it was officially named, the first four-lot acres in the coastal suburb weren’t actually sold until nearly two years later.
In the mid-1890s there was a rush to take up land and a number of houses were erected. The first decade of the 1900s saw a change in the status and further development of Cottesloe and with the intention of attracting new residents, the Roads Board developed and promoted the beachfront.
The Hotel Cottesloe was built in 1905 and the Ocean Beach Hotel opened in January 1908 – both establishments have maintained their positions and popularity to the present day. Sport and leisure activities became popular in the area and the Cottesloe Golf Club was eventually formed in 1908 also.
Despite the depression in 1930, there was another building boom and Cottesloe profited. Major roads in Stirling Highway and Marine Parade were renamed and established, whilst the 1960s brought a new affluence to the area – with further business being developed in Napoleon Street and along Stirling Highway.
Over the next 50 years, Cottesloe continued to improve and develop into the vibrant seaside suburb it is today. Its main beach is also quite the hit with tourists – both local and from abroad.
Located roughly half-way between the Perth CBD and the port of Fremantle, the beachside suburb of Cottesloe is best known for its surf and sand, as well as a host of local cafes, restaurants and amenities that help afford it the relaxed lifestyle it is so well-known for. A significant shopping area is situated between Jarrad and Station Streets, adjacent to the Cottesloe railway station, while the suburb also plays host to various bus routes.
The Cottesloe Tennis Club and the Sea View Golf Club are the two main sporting clubs of note. North Cottesloe Primary School is also the suburb’s main educational facility.
Living in Cottesloe allows you to get the best out of the urban city of Perth, without being too far removed from relaxing setting of the beach no matter where you are. Aside from a carefree lifestyle, there are plenty of cafes, restaurants and pubs to indulge in, whilst a lively atmosphere in the summer brings fantastic Australian entertainment in many ways, shapes and forms.
The suburb is also full of grassy areas that are just perfect for picnics and outdoor barbecues. Easy access to the historic port town of Fremantle is simply an added bonus.
Every decision in real estate should be made with all the facts. No matter if you’re considering buying, selling or leasing out, it’s important to speak to someone who can provide you with expert advice – and from a real estate agent or property manager that you can trust.
Peter Robertson from William Porteous Properties International can help you with all your property portfolio needs, from buying to selling to property management. With a dedication to delivering record results, you can remain confident that you’re in good hands.
No matter if you’re a first home buyer looking to enter the property market, a seasoned campaigner with an array of investment properties under your belt or simply looking make the next step on your property-owning journey, Peter Robertson can help you. We have an extensive portfolio of property for sale, as well as a wide database of interested buyers and renters in Dalkeith and surrounding areas. Whatever your property goals may be, our experienced property managers and real estate agents will help you reach them.
If you’re searching for a property in the local area and have been unable to find exactly what you’re looking for, feel free to get in touch with my friendly team. We’d be more than happy to provide advice, offer suggestions and keep an eye out for you. We’ll let you know when your dream home comes up for sale or for rent so you don’t miss out.
If you want to put your property up for sale or need experienced people to help you with property management, it’s important that you have all the information. Peter Robertson has been helping people buy and sell in Cottesloe, Nedlands, Crawley and surrounds for years and will be more than happy to help you do the same.
If you would like to request a free market appraisal or if you have any questions about the local property market in Cottesloe, don’t hesitate to get in touch! You can reach us by calling 0427 958 929 or by sending us a message on our website and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.