Which suburb is 9 Edward Street, Bunbury located in?

9 Edward Street, Bunbury is located in Bunbury, WA 6230.

What building type is 9 Edward Street, Bunbury?

9 Edward Street, Bunbury is an Mid-Rise development.

How many floors does 9 Edward Street, Bunbury?

9 Edward Street, Bunbury has a total of 6 floors.

How many buildings are there in 9 Edward Street, Bunbury?

9 Edward Street, Bunbury has a total of 1 building.

How many residences are there in 9 Edward Street, Bunbury?

9 Edward Street, Bunbury has a total of 120 residences.

Off the Plan apartment at 9 Edward Street, Bunbury

Developments

Bunbury, WA 6230

9 Edward Street, Bunbury

9 Edward Street, Bunbury WA 6230

Pre-construction

Mid-Rise
120 residences

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Development information for 9 Edward Street, Bunbury

Suburb:

Bunbury, WA 6230

Local Government Area:

City of Bunbury

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Residences:

120

Buildings:

Building Type:

Mid-Rise

Floors:

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“Centrally positioned in Bunbury CBD, footsteps from retail hubs, transport connections, and the waterfront.”

What's near 9 Edward Street, Bunbury

Under 500m
Groceries
ALDI Bunbury
Offers full-line discount supermarket shopping and everyday grocery essentials on Edward Street.
Gardens
Anzac Park
Provides manicured open green spaces, walking paths, and the regional war memorial.
Groceries
Centuria Bunbury Centrepoint
Features a full-line Coles supermarket, department store retail, and specialty services.
Transport
Bunbury Bus Station
Acts as the central TransBunbury and regional coach interchange for local and interstate routes.
Under 1km
GP / Medical
Bunbury Medical Centre
Delivers general practice consultations, chronic disease management, and onsite pathology services.
Education
Bunbury Primary School
Serves local primary students from Kindergarten through Year 6 with established academic and arts facilities.

Bunbury, WA 6230

Bunbury functions as the South West's primary commercial and administrative centre, supported by an established population of professionals, trades, and service workers. Market demand is reinforced by major regional transport networks and ongoing civic revitalisation projects.

Infrastructure updates

The Western Australian Government has committed $89.1 million towards Stage 3 Phase 2 of the Transforming Bunbury's Waterfront project, delivering upgraded breakwaters, commercial leasehold lots, and a new community recreation precinct at Casuarina Boat Harbour.