Education

The growing needs of your children are covered at Vale, with two primary schools, one high school, one private school and one child care centre all located within the community. Schooling options exist nearby as well, with three additional schools within five kilometres of Vale. The Aveley Community Centre is at the heart of the community, offering residents the chance to join in various workshops and events.

Shopping

Whether you need to knock over the weekly grocery shop, get a haircut, or pick up a last-minute gift for someone special, there is an array of options at your fingertips at Vale. If you need to venture beyond the community, fuel up at one of the two petrol stations at Vale before taking a quick drive to explore the abundance of restaurants and wineries the famous Swan Valley region has to offer.

Transport

With the business heart of Perth only 26km from Vale, a range of transport options will make your journey seamless. Regular bus services connect you to the CBD. Residents are set to benefit from the planned Morley-Ellenbrook rail line which will reduce commuter times. The Guildford train station is 14.5 kilometres away connecting you to Midland, Perth and beyond. Perth Airport is also a short 21 kilometres away, placing international destinations at your fingertips.

Location

Vale at Aveley is positioned in the thriving north-west corridor of Perth and provides the opportunity to build a new home in an award-winning community. As an established and well-equipped neighbourhood, Vale is a key lifestyle hub for first home buyers, professionals and families looking for land or house and land options to suit many different budgets and changing needs.

Liveability comes first at Vale

Stockland’s Liveability Index Survey invites feedback on all aspects of our neighbourhoods - measuring what matters so we can design communities like Vale around what’s important to our residents.

With a national Liveability Index average of 78 per cent, Vale holds a high overall score of 82 which residents attribute to its renowned parklands and playgrounds, local shopping, dining and medical facilities, proximity to education, and easy access to a variety of transport links.

Aboriginal Heritage

The Noongar people are recognised as the traditional owners of the south-west of WA and have been for over 45,000 years. Stockland acknowledges the traditional owners of Whadjuk Noongar country – their elders past and present – and is committed to reconciliation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.