3/14 Dann Place

3/14 Dann Place is a unit within the Cable Beach suburb of Broome, WA. It offers the convenience of apartment living in a coastal community.

The unit is situated in the Cable Beach suburb, providing easy access to the famous 22 km stretch of white sand and the low red‑ochre cliffs that line the beach.

Within a short walk (approximately 0.2–0.8 km) there are several parks, including Woods Park, Chippindall Park, Sibosado Park, Dakas Park, and Mackie Park, offering green space and walking trails.

Gantheaume Point at the southern end of the beach features a lighthouse and is a popular spot for observing dolphins, migrating whales, and even ancient dinosaur footprints visible at low tide.

Box jellyfish (stingers) may be present from November to April, and Irukandji jellyfish can appear during the wet season, so caution and local warnings should be followed. Occasional crocodile sightings have also been reported off the shore.

Visitors can enjoy camel rides at sunrise and sunset, four‑wheel‑drive excursions on the beach at low tide, and a range of walking trails through nearby parks and coastal reserves.

The Broome Regional Aboriginal Medical Service is about 1.5 km away, providing accessible medical care for residents and visitors.