Tucked away in a serene natural setting, yet seamlessly connected to everything you need, Robinson Grove is a rare find. With a backdrop of towering trees, scenic lakes, and curated parklands, this is a place where modern living meets untouched beauty.
Robinson Grove is a peaceful retreat with seamless connections. Just 4km from historic Guildford and near the Swan Valley, enjoy cafés, wineries, and outdoor adventures. With direct Roe Hwy access, Perth Airport is 11km away, and the CBD is a quick 25-minute drive.
Nestled along the Helena River and bordering regional open space, it’s a community shaped by the land’s rich heritage, with spectacular lakes, curated landscaping, and thoughtfully designed streetscapes creating a truly special place to call home. It’s a place that feels miles away from the everyday hustle yet is perfectly positioned for convenience. Whether you’re exploring the nearby Swan Valley wineries, enjoying the heritage charm of Guildford, or simply soaking in the beauty of home, life here is as relaxed as it is rewarding.
For FIFO workers and frequent travellers, Robinson Grove’s unbeatable location means less time commuting and more time enjoying life. Situated just 11km from Perth Airport, the estate offers an effortless connection to work and travel, making every journey stress-free.
Steeped in heritage and designed for the future, Robinson Grove is a place where nature, history, and community come together, ready for you to call home. The two heritage-listed buildings on site; The Belle View Homestead and farm stables serve as a meaningful reminder of the rich past that shaped the current vision of the estate. With a range of block sizes available, this is a community filled with hope, ready for a future of possibilities.
Discover the charm, convenience, and unmatched natural beauty of Bellevue’s best-kept secret. Register your interest today or explore available land for sale to start your journey towards a thriving future surrounded by nature, history, and convenience.
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