5 Brockman Street, Henley Brook WA 6055, Australia
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
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Price per m² based on land size of 33271 m².
5 Brockman Street is a standalone house situated on a generous 33,271 m² (approximately 8.2 acres) block, offering ample space for gardens, hobby farming or recreation.
The residence is located about 0.8 km from Gnangara Road, a key east‑west arterial connecting to Tonkin Highway, and is within a short drive to Drummond Drive and West Swan Road, providing easy access to the wider Perth region.
Within roughly 1 km you’ll find the West Australian Reptile Park (0.9 km), All Saints Anglican Church (0.8 km), the historic Edward’s House (1.1 km) and a range of cafés, wineries and breweries along West Swan Road.
The property sits close to several water features, including Ellens Brook (0.3 km) and Ellen Brook (1.1 km), as well as Lake Yakine (1.1 km), offering scenic views and opportunities for outdoor activities.
Bus routes 347, 348, 349 and 359 run through the suburb, linking to Ellenbrook and Whiteman Park stations. Ellenbrook railway station is the nearest rail hub, providing connections to the greater Perth network.
Henley Brook boasts a rich colonial heritage, with early European exploration dating back to 1827, historic homesteads such as Haddrill’s House and the Henley Park estate, and a legacy of viticulture and hobby farms that shape its character today.
The suburb is serviced by Western Power’s Henley Brook sub‑station, delivering electricity to the area, while nearby commercial zones on Gnangara Road provide essential services such as fuel and food outlets.
