Current Market Valuation
Estimated market value: $2,870,000 (Mid-range, with a low of $2,490,000 and high of $3,250,000).
Notes: The property value is estimated to have increased by 3.6% in the last month and 113.8% since it last sold in 2019.
Purchase History
July 2019 - $1,345,500
January 2009 - $960,000
Property Details
Type:
House
Bedrooms:
3
Bathrooms:
2
Land (sqm):
506
Car/Garage:
2 parking spaces
Estimated weekly rent:
$1,360
Estimated rental yield of 2.5%, compared to Trigg's average of 2.2%.
Rental vacancy rate:
The rental vacancy rate for Trigg is approximately 1.46% (as of August 2026).
Council rate:
The City of Stirling residential rates increased by an average of 4.9% for the 2026/27 financial year. Rates are calculated by multiplying the property's Gross Rental Value (GRV) by the rate in the dollar set by the City. Individual rates can vary based on GRV revaluations.
Water rate:
Perth metropolitan residential water use charges for 2026-27 are tiered: Tier 1 (0-150 kL) at $2.108/kL, Tier 2 (151-500 kL) at $2.809/kL, and Tier 3 (over 500 kL) at $5.256/kL. Water use and service charges increased by an average of 2.75% for 2026-27. Sewerage and drainage charges are based on the property's Gross Rental Value (GRV) with a maximum increase of 12.75% for sewerage and $25 for drainage.
Strata fee:
N/A (Property is a house)
Home and content insurance price:
The average annual cost for combined home and contents insurance in Western Australia is $2,318 (as of August 2026) or $2,691 (as of April 2026). This is an indicative average, and actual prices will vary based on specific property features and insurer.
Zoning Information
LGA:
City of Stirling
Zoning:
Residential Design Codes (R-Codes) apply in Western Australia. The specific R-code for 49 Bailey Street is not available in the provided search results.
Bushfire:
Not detected
Flood:
Not detected
Heritage:
Not detected
Potential Developments in the Area
State Government:
Development assessment panels manage larger projects.
Local Government:
City of Stirling is seeking adoption of draft Local Planning Scheme No. 4 (LPS4) to facilitate appropriately scaled development.
Review of Strategic Community Plan (Sustainable Stirling 2026-2036) with 'sensible development' as a top priority.
Coastal Boardwalk Concept Consultation between Scarborough and Trigg, assessing viability (consultation closed August 2025).
Trigg Beach surf lookout and landscape upgrades commenced late October 2025, expected complete by December 2025 (e.g., lookout platform, public open space upgrades, dune restoration).
Location 49 Bailey Street, Trigg WA, Australia
What's Nearby
Education
Health & Medical
Transportation
Arnott St After Karrinyup Rd - Bus Stop (13 min walk from Trigg Island Surf Club)
Stirling Stn Platform 2 - Train Station (requires bus connection to Trigg)
Stirling Stn Stand 6 - Bus Stop (connection to train)
Suburb Performance
Median Price History
Trigg is a high-value house market in the City of Stirling, currently positioned as a long-hold capital growth submarket.
Last 12 months (as of July 2026) | $2,900,000
12-Month Growth Insight
House price growth: +26.1%
Rent growth: +15.2%
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