The property includes a house on a 46,541 m² parcel of land, providing a substantial rural lot. This size is typical for the low‑density, hobby‑farm style blocks found in Belhus.

Are there any heritage sites close to the property?

Yes, several heritage‑listed sites from the historic Ellen's Brook Estate are within roughly 0.6–0.7 km, including the homestead, kiln, workers’ quarters and machinery shed. These sites reflect the early colonial and agricultural history of the area.

What natural features are nearby?

The property is near the confluence of the Swan River and Ellen Brook, with Ellen Brook itself about 1 km away. Lake Yakine and Yagan Memorial Park are also located within a kilometre or so, offering natural scenery and recreation.

What public transport options serve the area?

Transperth operates two bus routes, the 310 and 345, which connect to Ellenbrook railway station. Bus stops are located on Millhouse Road and West Swan Road, the two main district‑distributor roads that run through Belhus.

How are utilities such as electricity and telephone services provided?

A telephone exchange sits in the northern part of Belhus, supplying phone services to the locality. Electricity is supplied from two sources: the Muchea sub‑station serves the eastern side, while the Henley Brook sub‑station powers the western side.

What is the overall character and population of Belhus?

Belhus is a rural‑residential suburb characterised by hobby farms, vineyards and light agricultural uses. It has a small population of 265 residents (2021 census) with a median age of 54, reflecting its quiet, low‑density vibe.

Are there any parks or recreational areas close to the house?

Yes, Yagan Memorial Park and Corona Way Park are both within about 1.2 km of the property, offering walking tracks and open green space. These parks are part of the suburb’s two public park facilities.