Kinross is a residential suburb located in the northern corridor of Perth, Western Australia, approximately 30 kilometres from the Perth central business district. The suburb forms part of the City of Joondalup and is bordered by Burns Beach to the west, Currambine to the south, and Carramar and Neerabup to the east. Kinross enjoys close proximity to major transport routes, including the Mitchell Freeway and the Joondalup railway line, making commuting to other parts of Perth convenient for residents.

Primarily established during the 1990s, Kinross is characterized by its modern residential developments with a family-friendly atmosphere. The suburb features a mix of single detached homes, duplexes, and townhouses, built on relatively spacious blocks. Demographically, Kinross is home to a predominantly young population, with many families and professionals contributing to a vibrant and active community. According to the 2021 Australian Census, Kinross had a population of around 7,400 people, with a significant proportion born in the United Kingdom, reflecting its appeal to migrants seeking a suburban lifestyle.

Commercial facilities in Kinross are modest but functional, catering primarily to the needs of local residents. The central Kinross shopping precinct offers a supermarket, café, medical centre, and various specialty stores, while larger retail and entertainment options can be found nearby in Joondalup and Currambine. Recreational amenities include several parks, playgrounds, and sporting fields, and educational needs are served by Kinross Primary School and Kinross College. Overall, Kinross offers a blend of suburban tranquility and modern convenience, making it a popular choice for families and individuals looking for a community-oriented lifestyle in Perth’s northern suburbs.