Myaree is a suburb situated in the southern part of the metropolitan area of Perth, Western Australia. Located within the City of Melville, it lies approximately 11 kilometers southwest of the Perth central business district, bordered by major roads such as Leach Highway, North Lake Road, and Canning Highway, which provide easy access to surrounding suburbs and the wider Perth area. Myaree enjoys proximity to the Swan River and is neighbored by well-established areas like Melville, Alfred Cove, and Booragoon.

The suburb is characterized by a predominance of commercial and light industrial properties, making it a well-known hub for businesses, warehouses, showrooms, and service outlets. Myaree Business Park and a number of smaller commercial precincts are home to a wide array of enterprises, ranging from automotive services and building suppliers to retail and tech companies. This commercial focus supports high daytime activity and provides employment opportunities to residents in the vicinity and beyond.

Residential zones in Myaree are more limited compared to neighboring suburbs, consisting mostly of established houses and some low-rise units dating from the mid-20th century. The residential demographic is typically older, reflecting the suburb’s development in the post-war period, with a number of long-term residents and an increasing presence of younger families attracted by the area’s convenience. Local amenities include parks, schools, and nearby shopping centers such as Westfield Booragoon, contributing to the suburb’s appeal as a practical, well-connected place for both working and living.