Churchlands Green has a rich history that involves prominent educational institutions and Western Australian Police Horse Stables.

The Edith Cowan University (ECU) Churchlands Campus officially operated from 1991 to 2008. The campus has a fascinating history that began in the early 1900s.

With a collection of modern and luxurious homes in a prime location, Churchlands Green has always commanded high property prices.

The area in and around the current Churchlands Green site was home to Police Horse Stables from 1953 to 1976.

Churchlands Green is close to beaches, shopping areas, and nature reserves. Here are the Top 10 attractions around Churchlands Green.

In 2020, a fire destroyed the rear portion of 5 Appleberry Street in the Churchlands Green estate.

European settlement of the area that is now Churchlands began in the 1830s when the land was granted to Henry Trigg (in 1831).

Churchlands Green is a highly desirable location for many reasons, but one of its main attractions is its proximity to popular schools.

As part of a Commemorative Art Project for the City of Stirling in 2010, Churchlands Green features a series of sculptures.

Churchlands Green has a number of different dwelling types that includes houses, apartments, and townhouses.

The 'Churchlands Bushland' sits on the north-west border of the Churchlands Green residential estate.

University Avenue is named after Edith Cowan University (ECU) that previously existed on the Churchlands Green site.

In November 2009, Channel 9 aired a segment about Churchlands Green on the Real Estate Lifestyle and Investment Program.

Herdsman Central is 1.5kms from Churchlands Green, making it the closest shopping area for residents of the estate.

Herdsman Lake contains one of the most varied and easily observable waterbird fauna of any lake in southwestern Australia.

Settlers Cottage is located on Pearson Street, on the western side of Herdsman Lake. It is less than 1km from Churchlands Green.

The Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre provides nature-based experiences for school groups, community groups, and the public.

Herdsman Lake is a significant landmark in relation to Churchlands and Churchlands Green.

One of the defining features of Churchlands Green is the world-class stone masonry work that is visible throughout the estate.

Edith Cowan Reserve forms the main public open space at Churchlands Green. It was officially opened on the 30th of October 2010.