5/4 Braund Street

7 nearby schools

Catchment: Bunbury Primary School

2 stops within 1.5km

Nearest: Unnamed stop (0.2km)

Low congestion

Minimal peak-hour impact expected. Morning and evening peak hour traffic is typical for residential Bunbury areas, with light to moderate congestion on Spencer Street and Victoria Street. The property's direct street access experiences manageable traffic volumes.

Moderate noise

Nearest: road (0.1km)

Low

Bunbury has low to moderate flood risk, primarily from local drainage and minor river systems rather than major riverine catchments. The town's relatively elevated topography and distance from significant flooding-prone waterways (unlike the major eastern Australian rivers) limit risk; however, localized inundation from poor drainage during heavy rainfall events has been documented historically. Developments near the Bunbury-Harvey estuary and low-lying drainage basins should be assessed individually under WA flood studies.

Moderate

BAL: BAL-19

average

Trend: stable

R20 — Residential R20

City of Bunbury Local Planning Scheme No. 10

6 projects nearby

Bunbury is experiencing steady regional growth driven by waterfront urban renewal initiatives, significant residential expansion in Australind, and supporting commercial and industrial development. Key focus areas include CBD activation, health infrastructure investment, and expansion of residential estates across surrounding precincts to service a growing population base in this South West WA growth region.

Heritage listed

Bunbury's town centre and surrounding precinct contain significant heritage listings on the WA Heritage Council register, particularly religious and commercial buildings from the 19th and early 20th centuries. The suburb maintains a heritage conservation area with local character protections. Properties within or near the heritage precinct face standard WA heritage restrictions on external works and demolition.