108C Herbert Street, Broome WA 6725, Australia
108C Herbert Street is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a “House” in the property features.
Within roughly 0.5–0.8 km you will find several heritage‑listed locations, including the Sailmakers’ Shed (0.5 km), the Broome Bowling Club (0.6 km), Bourne & Inglis Store (0.8 km) and the Broome Pioneer Cemetery (0.5 km). These sites reflect Broome’s rich historic character.
The Broome Bowling Club, a popular lawn‑bowling venue, is about 0.6 km from the house. Additionally, Demco Park (0.6 km) and Bedford Park (0.8 km) provide nearby green spaces for leisure.
Broome enjoys a hot semi‑arid climate with a distinct dry season (April‑November) featuring clear days and average highs around 30 °C, and a wet season (December‑March) with hotter days up to 35 °C and occasional tropical downpours. Annual rainfall averages about 615 mm, most of which falls in the summer months.
Cable Beach lies approximately 7 km east of Broome’s centre, making it a short drive from 108C Herbert Street. The beach is renowned for its 22.5 km stretch of white sand and clear waters.
Broome sits on Western Australia’s tropical Kimberley coast at the eastern edge of the Indian Ocean, with Roebuck Bay to the east and the open ocean to the west. This coastal position provides easy access to both the bay’s bird‑watching sites and the iconic beaches.
Broome is linked to Highway 1 by a 35 km bitumen road, offering convenient road access to the wider Kimberley region. The town also has Broome International Airport, the regional air hub for north‑western Western Australia.
