The Bayswater Station and its surrounding areas have recently become a key METRONET precinct, connecting to the Midland, Airport, and Morley-Ellenbrook lines. This development provides people with the choice of traveling to Perth Airport, the Swan Valley tourist region, Perth CBD, and beyond1.

The new Bayswater Station features four platforms and two entrances. It also includes integrated retail outlets, gardens, art, and public spaces. This includes the planting of more than 170 trees and around 16,000 plants and shrubs in 4,300 square meters of new garden beds.

The key features of the project include:

• Constructing a new four-platform station long enough to accommodate six-car trains on a higher rail bridge over King William-Coode streets
• Additional rail infrastructure between Bayswater and Meltham stations
• Whatley Crescent-Beechboro Road South connection under the railway
• Integrating bus services with the local road network
• Building an elevated Principal Shared Path along the Whatley Crescent side of the rail bridge
• Upgrading the pedestrian underpass at Leake Street