Bicton

Bicton feels connected to the river in a way few suburbs do. Between the foreshore, bushland, established homes and long residential streets, there is a sense of space here that has held onto its value over time.

Life in Bicton

Point Walter, Bicton Baths and the river are part of everyday Bicton, not simply places people visit on the weekend.

Walkers, swimmers, families and locals out with the dog all share the same stretch of foreshore, while the suburb becomes quieter as you move back into its residential streets.

There is a lived-in quality to Bicton. Established rather than manufactured.

A little local context

The river and cliffs around Bicton have deep cultural significance for Whadjuk Noongar people, particularly the area around Blackwall Reach.

That history gives this part of the river a meaning that reaches much further back than the suburb itself.

Property in Bicton

Bicton has changed considerably over time, but traces of each era remain.

Older homes, renovated properties and contemporary residences all form part of the streetscape, with river position and elevation adding another layer to the market.
Sometimes the difference between two properties is obvious. Sometimes it is one street, one outlook or one block. That is where local market understanding matters.

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