6 Simford Avenue, Eaton WA 6232

LOVELY 4 X 2 IN EATON! VIDEO TOUR AVAILABLE - AIR CONDITIONING - PETS CONSIDERED

$380

Listing history:
10 Aug, 2009

4
2
2

Listing ID: 21341528

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Eaton Profile

There are approximately
9,424
people living in Eaton
but… who are they?

34

49%

51%

Suburb Stats

$1521/WK
$300/WK
$455/WK

Value of property in Eaton and nearby suburbs

Eaton
Carey Park
Millbridge
East Bunbury

Average Home Price$344,693 Average Rental Price$308 Household Size2.7
Average Home Price$263,571 Average Rental Price$289 Household Size2.5
Average Home Price$434,512 Average Rental Price$499 Household Size2.7
Average Home Price$378,569 Average Rental Price$320 Household Size2.5

Water Useper year per person

0.63mln. litres

State Average 0.72 mln. litres

Nat. Average 0.74 mln. litres

Greenhouse Pollutionper year per person

16.21tonnes

State Average 18 tonnes

Nat. Average 20.3 tonnes

Dwelling Types

98%

1%

1%

Most Common
Suburb Professions

23% Technicia…
13% Labourers…
13% Clerical…
11% Machinery…

Nearby schools: clifton park primary school, eaton pre primary
Nearby doctors: west coast radiology, dr johan burger, dr paul king, dr martin gadd
Nearby hospitals: eaton medical centre
Nearby pharmacies: eaton community pharmacy, chemmart pharmacy superstore
Nearby parks: australind tourist park, lions park, riverside caravan park, apex park
Nearby restaurants: australind fish & chips, domino's pizza eaton, craney's lunch bar, garden palace chinese restaurant
Nearby mechanic: just automotive electronics & auto electrics, pedders suspension, dapco tyre and auto service