Bellevue is one of City of Swan's older suburbs nestled between the foothills and the growing city of Midland administered by both the City of Swan and the Shire of Mundaring.
 

The original Bellevue Hall, built by Heskith, faced the street known to day as Purton Place. The hall was used until 1972 when it was demolished to make way for the current building, the RSL Club.

The Bellevue Hall shown in Helen Street, and now used by the scouts, was opened on the 2nd July 1909. It was built by the Bellevue Mechanics Institute it was taken over by the Midland Junction Council in 1938, at the request of the Bellevue Mechanics Institute, and the building leased back to them.

It was the venue for for many a dance and even movies were shown there. The old projection box is still visible from inside the building. Contact the City of Swan to use this hall.

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The Bellevue Memorial Community Centre building was built by the RSL as an infant health care centre. We use it our meetings and have raised thousands of dollars to improve these rooms. They are equipped with a kitchen and toilets. We now have tables and chairs and reverse cycle air conditioning.

It would be great, after our efforts, to see these rooms used more by our local community. If you have a use for them please drop us a line.

Built for the Anglican church by Edward Robinson after his wife's death in 1909 as a memorial to her, the Church of the Good Shepherd in Clayton Street remains a lovely piece of architecture on Clayton Street, Bellevue.

Now owned and operated by the Non Denominational Christian Church, Swan Christian Fellowship Inc. has a family service every Sunday at 10am.

The Bellevue RSL Community & Sporting Club Inc. Purton Place, Bellevue, near the start of the Railway Heritage Trail, is where members come for a cold drink and companionship.

The club has full bar facilities, pool, dart and lawn bowls competitions and hosts a Senior Citizens Group.

New members are always welcome. Contact the club on 9274 1055.

The Vintage Automobile Association of WA (Inc) is located right in the heart of Bellevue.

They may be found at 19 Helen Street, Bellevue shown right.

Click on the logo to the left to visit their web site.
 

The General Sikorski Polish Club WA Inc at 7 Bellevue Rd, Bellevue is a non-profit organisation. All proceeds go back into the club.

The hall, built in commemoration of a famous Polish hero, has plenty of activities held there including a dance school.

It is available for hire for weddings, dances, socials, functions etc. They may be contacted on 9274 2858.

The Darling Range Hotel started life in 1903 as the "East Midland Hotel". After initial difficulty obtaining a permission to open from the Guildford Licensing Court it was located on the highway to be closer to the customers from the old Helena Racecourse. The original racecourse has since been replaced by the Midvale light industrial area.

Photos of the original hotel show it with an imposing tower and ironwork verandah; the tower has since been demolished. The hotel upstairs is a boarding house and an Indian restaurant on the ground floor. The licensed premises occupy an addition to the east side of the original building and popular with tradies on Friday afternoon/evenings.

An Indian restaurant occupies part of the main building while the upstairs is used as a hostel.