No Stirling block currently on the market passes the subdivision pre-check on zoning, lot size, frontage and driveway access. Every new Stirling listing is checked the morning it appears, so this page is where they show up.
Blocks last rechecked 2026-11-03.
Subscribers see every Perth suburb, and the Stirling blocks the moment one qualifies.
Every residential listing in the Perth metro area is rechecked each morning against the WA Residential Design Codes: the parcel boundary and area come from the state cadastre, the R-Code from the planning layer, and the block is then tested for a driveway of legal width to the street and for buildings that would have to be demolished. Only the blocks that survive all of it appear here.
The map shows Stirling. When a block there qualifies it appears above; addresses and asking prices are available to subscribers — along with the drawn lot layout, the retained dwelling, and the caveats specific to each parcel.
The slip scan has found 392 blocks in Stirling that pass the subdivision pre-check on zoning, lot size, frontage and driveway access, together capable of yielding 1061 lots if every one of them were split. None of them are currently for sale — this page is rechecked every morning, so a new Stirling listing shows up here the day it appears.
How many blocks in Stirling can be subdivided?
392 blocks in Stirling currently pass a subdivision pre-check on zoning, lot size, frontage and driveway access, checked against the WA cadastre and planning layers.
What R-Codes apply to subdividable blocks in Stirling?
No qualifying Stirling block has a recorded R-Code yet.
Is there a subdividable block for sale in Stirling right now?
Not right now. Stirling is rechecked every morning, so a new listing shows up here the day it qualifies.
How many new lots could Stirling yield if fully subdivided?
The 392 qualifying blocks in Stirling could yield 1061 lots in total if every one of them were subdivided to the maximum the zoning allows.