Bicton WA 6157, Australia
Also written as Unit 6, 12-14 Bristol Avenue.
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property at 6/12 Bristol Avenue is a unit. It forms part of the primarily residential neighbourhood of Bicton
The Leopold Hotel is about 0.2 km away, a short walk along Canning Highway. It offers a local pub and dining option near the unit
Emily Main Park (≈0.4 km) and Fred Jones Reserve (≈0.5 km) are nearby, providing green space, playgrounds, and walking paths. Additional parks such as Rob Campbell Reserve and Lee Park are also within a kilometre
Bicton Baths, situated roughly 0.9 km away, offers swimming, fishing and a jetty on the Swan River. The riverfront foreshore and nearby beaches are popular for families and water activities
The suburb is serviced by Transperth bus routes 148 and 158 from Fremantle station, as well as routes 910 and 111 along Canning Highway. These provide regular connections to Fremantle, the Causeway and surrounding suburbs
Bicton began as a rural settlement in the 1830s, later developing after the subdivision of the Bicton Racecourse in 1919. Today it is one of Perth’s most affluent riverside suburbs, known for its historic reserves and high‑net‑worth residents
The Swan River forms Bicton’s northern boundary, with the riverfront just a few minutes’ walk from the property. Point Walter, featuring a Class‑A reserve and golf course, lies within a short drive to the north‑west
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