149B Darley Circle, Bull Creek WA 6149, Australia
The property at 149B Darley Circle is a standalone house.
Bull Creek railway station on the Mandurah line is nearby, offering frequent train services to Perth CBD and Mandurah. A range of Transperth buses (including routes 178, 179, 500, 502 and the CircleRoute) also serve the area from the station and South Street.
The Stockland Bull Creek shopping centre on South Street provides a supermarket, discount department store, liquor outlet, banks and about 50 specialty shops. A smaller retail precinct on Parry Avenue offers an independent supermarket, chemist, newsagency and eateries.
Several parks are nearby, including Fred Johnson Park (0.1 km), John Creaney Park (0.4 km), Trevor Gribble Park (0.5 km), and Bull Creek Park (≈1.2 km). These green spaces offer walking paths, playgrounds and open lawns.
Yes, the Bull Creek Public Library and the Aviation Heritage Museum are both about 1.1 km away, providing access to books, community events and aviation exhibits.
Bull Creek is named after early settler Henry Bull, whose land grant dates back to 1830. Before European settlement the area was a wetland used by the Wadjuk Beeliar people, known to them as Gabbiljee, meaning ‘watery place at the end of the river’.
The suburb lies directly south of Bull Creek, the watercourse that flows into the Canning River, so the residence is situated within close proximity to the creek.
