18/187 Walcott Street

The unit features two bedrooms and one bathroom. It is presented as a self‑contained unit within the building

The unit sits on a 55 m² land area. This provides a compact footprint typical of inner‑city apartments

Walcott Street is served by several high‑frequency bus routes, including the 980 that runs along William Street, Walcott Street and Longroyd Street. The Mount Lawley train station on the Midland line is also nearby, offering rail access to Perth’s CBD

Within about 0.7 km you’ll find the heritage‑listed Mount Lawley Tennis Club and the local War Memorial. Additional nearby landmarks include the Rosemount Theatre (0.5 km) and Temple David, a historic synagogue (0.8 km)

Walcott Street runs southeast–northwest through Mount Lawley and connects to the major arterial Wanneroo Road. Nearby collector roads include Beaufort Street, which links Morley to the Perth city centre, and Vincent Street, which leads toward North Perth and Leederville

Walcott Street became a boundary of the City of Perth in 1870 and later formed part of the Mount Lawley Estate developed in the early 1900s. The suburb’s early transport history includes trams servicing Walcott Street after the 1885 Tramways Act, later replaced by trolley and diesel buses