Bibra Lake WA 6163, Australia
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The property at 134 Barrington Street is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a residential house in the property details
Several parks are within walking distance, with Katich Park and Vela‑Luka Park about 0.8 km away, Smart Park and Bishop Park roughly 1.1 km, and Hagan Park and Lopresti Park around 1.2 km from the property
The area is served by bus routes 512, 514 and 520, which connect to Murdoch Station, Fremantle Station and Cockburn Central Station, providing access to major rail hubs and surrounding suburbs
Bibra Lake hosts several popular venues, including Adventure World theme park, a bungee‑jumping tower, Cockburn Ice Arena, and various paintball and laser‑tag facilities
The lake was first recorded in 1842 by Augustus Gregory as Walubup, later known as Walliabup, and was used by Benedict von Bibra as a campsite in 1843. During World War II, a battery and the Australian Women’s Army Service camp were situated there
The Bibra Lake electrical substation, part of the South West Interconnected System, is situated approximately 0.3 km from the house, providing essential power services to the locality
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