Bed and Breakfast in Greenmount

This Boya flat offers panoramic Perth city skyline views from its unique hillside setting, integrating natural rock formations and providing direct private gate access to the mountain bike track on the old railway line, located just 150 meters from the nearest access point. Guests can enjoy a private, heated saltwater and chlorine swimming pool, a sophisticated interior with a hand-painted mural, a contemporary kitchen equipped with a Nespresso machine and air fryer, a spacious living area with a Smart TV and workspace, and an outdoor dining setting with a table tennis table, accommodating up to six people across its three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

This Greenmount self-catering studio is situated on the edge of John Forrest National Park, a short drive (approx. 16km) from the Swan Valley and approximately 24km from Mundaring.
The apartment offers air conditioning, a kitchen with fridge, freezer and microwave, private parking, and sleeps two guests; continental breakfast is available on request, and wildlife sightings (kangaroos and possums) are common.

John Forrest Cabin, a self-contained cottage in Swan View, Western Australia, is situated on the Darling Scarp, a ten-minute walk from John Forrest National Park and 7.5km from Midland railway station.
This one-bedroom property sleeps three, boasting a private pool with city views, air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen including a fridge-freezer and microwave, and free on-site parking; regular kangaroo sightings are a bonus.

This lodge is located in the Helena Valley, offering a secluded natural escape within the Perth Hills, approximately 35 kilometres east of Perth's city centre.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin accommodates up to four guests and features air conditioning, internet, a kitchen, and a swimming pool, providing an exclusive opportunity to observe endemic Bandicoots and abundant birdlife directly from the property.