Residential development in Nollamara is generally characterised by single detached dwellings on small- to medium-sized lots. Construction styles vary from timber-framed character houses dating from the 1950s to modern brick and tile dwellings.
Property values in Nollamara have been on the increase for some years now, and redevelopment is occurring with many of the older homes being replaced by units and duplex developments. This has resulted in the reduced dominance of Department for Housing and Works properties.
Nollamara has a good range of public recreation areas with several reserves offering a range of active and passive recreational opportunities, including cricket and football.
Nollamara contains 16 local open spaces, two community open spaces and one district open space.
The Nollamara Shopping Centre is centrally located and provides for local daily needs. Three primary schools are also located in Nollamara.
Des Penman Reserve
Des Penman Reserve is the largest and most developed park within Nollamara. The reserve is centrally located and offers a wide range of facilities including a community recreational centre and facilities for lawn bowls and tennis.
The reserve recently underwent a refurbishment of the pavilion which included a mural.
For more information on Des Penman Reserve, click here.
Significant landmarks
Significant landmarks in Nollamara include the water tower located adjacent to the Mount Yokine reservoir. The water tower is visible from throughout the suburb and elsewhere in the region