Suburb Property Profile: Jindalee, WA 6036

Located approximately 36–40km north of Perth's CBD, Jindalee sits within the City of Wanneroo, on Perth's northern coastline. Established in 2003, the suburb has been steadily gaining momentum as a sought-after beachside destination, with Satterley's Eden Beach Estate — first established in 2012, and offering direct access to more than 1.5km of pristine shoreline — driving much of the area's recent growth. Here's our comprehensive guide to the area.

Location Demographics

The population of Jindalee sits at 4,044 according to the 2021 Census, up 60.5% from 2,519 in 2016 — one of the sharper growth rates in Perth's northern corridor. The predominant age group is 40–49, and median household income sits at $2,694 per week, up 18.8% since 2016.

Travel & Infrastructure

Jindalee doesn't have its own train station, but sits close to both Alkimos and Butler stations, reaching Perth by train in around 40 minutes. The Butler Train Station is just a two-minute drive away for many Eden Beach residents. By car, the drive into Perth's CBD typically takes 30–40 minutes depending on traffic.

Shopping

Jindalee Central and the Jindalee Commercial Centre cover basic everyday shopping within the suburb itself. Brighton Village Shopping Centre sits on the eastern border in Butler, with The Gateway Alkimos Beach Shopping Centre and Trinity Village Shopping Centre also close by, and Lakeside Joondalup Shopping City — the region's largest — a short drive or train journey away.

Schools & Recreation

Families have a genuine choice of schools around Jindalee, including John Butler Primary College, Alkimos Beach Primary School and St James' Anglican School for primary-aged children, with Butler College and Alkimos College serving secondary students nearby. Edith Cowan University's Joondalup campus provides a further tertiary option within reasonable reach.

Local Amenities

Jindalee's coastline is its defining drawcard, with Jindalee Beach and Eden Beach both popular locally, alongside further stretches at Alkimos Beach to the north and Quinns Rocks and Mindarie to the south. The Eden Beach Foreshore Park and Playspace is a popular family destination, home to The Beach House — a $3 million, 250-seat restaurant and bar with panoramic ocean views — while the Eden Beach Pump Track gives younger residents a dedicated BMX space. The nearby Alkimos Aquatic and Recreation Centre, expected for completion in 2026, will add indoor and outdoor pools, a gym and sports courts just a short drive from home.

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