149C Darley Circle, Bull Creek WA 6149, Australia
It is situated in the suburb of Bull Creek, south of the Bull Creek waterway that flows into the Canning River. The area falls under the City of Melville local government.
Bull Creek railway station on the Mandurah line is nearby, providing train services to Perth CBD and Mandurah. A range of bus routes (including 178, 179, 500, and 915) serve the station and surrounding streets.
Several parks are within walking distance, such as Fred Johnson Park (about 0.1 km), John Creaney Park (around 0.4 km), and Trevor Gribble Park (approximately 0.5 km) from the property.
The Stockland Bull Creek shopping centre on South Street offers a supermarket, department store, liquor outlet, banks and about 50 specialty shops. The Bull Creek Public Library and the Aviation Heritage Museum are each roughly 1 km away.
The suburb is named after early settler Henry Bull, who received a land grant in 1830, and the creek’s traditional Aboriginal name is Gabbiljee, meaning “watery place at the end of the river.” The land was later largely granted to Thomas Middleton, shaping today’s suburb boundaries.
Bull Creek lies about 2 km from Murdoch University, making it a short drive or bike ride to the campus. This proximity provides easy access to university facilities and services.
The Aviation Heritage Museum, operated by the RAAF Association, is approximately 1.1 km away. The Bull Creek Public Library is also situated within the same distance.
