134 Barrington Street, Bibra Lake WA 6163, Australia
The property at 134 Barrington Street is a house.
Bus routes 512 (Murdoch Station to Fremantle Station), 514 (Cockburn Central Station to Murdoch Station), and 520 (Cockburn Central Station to Fremantle Station) all serve streets near the property, including Bibra Drive and North Lake Road.
Bibra Lake is home to several major leisure venues such as Adventure World theme park, a bungee‑jumping tower, Cockburn Ice Arena, and various paintball and laser‑tag facilities, all within the suburb.
Within about 0.8–1.2 km you’ll find Katich Park, Vela‑Luka Park, Smart Park, Bishop Park, Hagan Park, and Lopresti Park, providing easy access to green space.
The lake was first noted by Augustus Gregory in 1842, who recorded the Aboriginal name ‘Walubup’. In the 1840s Benedict von Bibra surveyed the area and the name evolved to ‘Bibra’s Lake’, which was officially adopted in 1967.
Yes, WA Wildlife – a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre operated by Native Arc Inc – is located in the Beeliar Wetlands near Bibra Lake, offering care for local fauna such as the snake‑necked turtle.
