Orange Grove is a semi-rural suburb located southeast of the Perth Central Business District in Western Australia. Situated within the City of Gosnells, Orange Grove lies approximately 16 kilometres from Perth’s city centre. With proximity to the Darling Scarp and neighbouring suburbs such as Lesmurdie, Wattle Grove, and Kenwick, Orange Grove is characterised by its bushland landscapes and access to natural attractions, including the Bickley Reservoir and surrounding parks.

The suburb is predominantly residential with a distinct semi-rural character, marked by larger lot sizes and an abundance of undeveloped land. Residential properties in Orange Grove are typically spacious single-family homes on acreage or hobby farms, reflecting the area’s history and zoning patterns. There is limited high-density development, and the suburb attracts residents seeking a quieter lifestyle with outdoor space, often appealing to families and retirees who value privacy and proximity to nature.

Commercial activity in Orange Grove is minimal and largely localised. The suburb lacks large shopping centres or extensive commercial strips, with most retail, dining, and professional services found in neighbouring suburbs such as Maddington or Kalamunda. Local amenities consist of small businesses, community facilities, and recreational areas, while employment opportunities within Orange Grove itself are limited. As a result, most residents commute to nearby industrial and commercial hubs. Despite the lack of urban amenities, Orange Grove’s blend of rural ambience and metropolitan proximity continues to make it a unique and appealing pocket within Perth’s greater metropolitan area.