5/187 Walcott Street

It is a unit situated in Mount Lawley. The unit sits on a 55 m² land parcel.

The land area measures approximately 55 square metres, providing a compact footprint typical of inner‑city units.

The unit is on Walcott Street in Mount Lawley, an inner northern suburb of Perth bounded by the Swan River to the east and major roads such as Beaufort Street and Vincent Street.

The 980 bus runs along Walcott Street, providing high‑frequency service between Elizabeth Quay and Galleria Bus Station. Mount Lawley train station, on the Midland line, is also close to the eastern side of the suburb.

Walcott Street itself is a collector road linking to Wanneroo Road, while nearby Beaufort Street and Vincent Street serve as main north‑south arterials into the Perth CBD.

Within roughly 0.5–0.8 km you’ll find William Street, Rosemount Theatre, Rosemount Gardens, the Rosemount Hotel, Mount Lawley Tennis Club, the War Memorial, and Temple David synagogue.

Mount Lawley was originally occupied by the Yabbaru Bibbulman Noongar people and later developed after 1865 when Walcott Street became a city boundary. The suburb was formally proclaimed in 1901 and has since evolved from bushland to a vibrant residential precinct.