2/86 Harris Road

The property at 2/86 Harris Road is a unit. It is a self‑contained dwelling within a larger building.

Busselton Jetty Chalets are about 0.7 km from the unit, indicating the Jetty is within a short walking distance. The jetty is a major tourist attraction and the longest wooden pier in the Southern Hemisphere.

Heritage sites within a kilometre include St Davitt's (0.3 km), Sandilands (0.4 km), Villa Carlotta (0.5 km), Old Butter Factory (0.8 km) and St Mary's Church Rectory (1.1 km). These landmarks reflect Busselton’s rich colonial history.

The unit is close to several parks: Willmott Park (0.6 km), Churchill Park (0.7 km), Barnard Park (0.9 km), Rotary Park (1.1 km) and Arthur and Norah Breeden Park (1.1 km). These green spaces provide walking trails, playgrounds and picnic areas.

Busselton is served by the Bussell Highway, Vasse Highway and Caves Road, linking the town to Bunbury, Augusta and Pemberton. Public transport includes the TransBusselton bus service, regional coaches and the Busselton Margaret River Airport for air travel.

Busselton enjoys a borderline warm/hot summer Mediterranean climate with average summer highs around 28‑30 °C and milder winters between 7‑18 °C. Rainfall is highest from May to September, averaging about 792 mm annually.

Key attractions include the iconic Busselton Jetty, Busselton Beach and a range of heritage buildings. The city also hosts events such as the Festival of Busselton, the Agricultural Show and the annual CinefestOZ film festival.

Busselton is located approximately 220 km (140 mi) south‑west of Perth, making it a convenient drive for weekend getaways.