SUMMARY
The suburb of Bellevue in Western Australia was established in the 1880s. According to the 2001 Census, there's only a very small population of 1.851 in the area, and this figure is composed of both Aborigines and the offspring of the original settlers. The value of property in this suburb is slated at $275,000.

SURROUNDINGS
Bellevue can be located at the bottom of Greenmount, which is a prominent landmark found on Darling Scarp. This place was mentioned in the Swan River Colonoy's travel journals.

NAME DERIVATION AND HISTORY
Bellevue used to be the 24-mile siding, and this was back in 1896. It was in the following year when this town was named Bellevue.   read more

GEOGRAPHY
The railway station allowed for the operations of the Eastern Railway to take place, and Bellevue played a major part in the transport system in Perth until the middle of the 20th century. In the 1960s, the construction of a railway station at Koongamia ended the domination of Bellevue of the passenger services.
In addition to Bellevue no longer being the railway hub in Perth, the suburb also underwent many changes. The area has been sufficiently industrialized, and the creation of the Roe Highway contributed to the development of this area. But despite the new face of Bellevue, it still remains a historic location which was at the heart of the transport system in Perth, Western Australia.

ATTRACTIONS
Some of the original features can still be seen in Bellevue, and it's rather easy to get to this part of the region, and there is no doubt that travelers will enjoy the scenic views in this area. Finding a place to stay in Bellevue also isn't a challenge for the interested traveler. One can go to the Bellevue Bed and Breakfast for instant accommodations. The place is quite affordable and it possesses a simple and unique charm that is characteristic of the barely populated suburb of Bellevue. For the diners, the go-to place for gastronomic treats is the Bellevue Hotel where one can sample Australian cuisine with a modern twist.

TRANSPORT
One can travel to Bellevue via train, car, or plane.

RECREATION
There are also a lot of nearby attractions such as museum tours, diving trips, and nature hikes, among others.

ALTERNATIVE PLACES
There is place known as Bellevue Hill in New South Wales, and it is a suburb in Sydney.