Southern River B & B

For comfortable accommodation  with easy access to Armadale,Kelmscott, Seville Grove, Gosnells, Southern River, Thornlie, Maddington, Canning Vale, Mt Nasura, Cannington, Kenwick, Beckenham, Bentley, Kewdale, Fremantle, Roleystone, Kalamunda and the city of Perth and Fremantle

Enquiries:   Tel: 0418 905 537 from within Australia and overseas phone +61 418 905 537 or email

     [ Our rooms ]

The Australiana Room Our Australiana Room is a large comfortable bedroom with  private ensuite.  Cost is $120 per night, with discount on longer stays - Comforts include Queen size  bed Pleasant views Opens into small common use sitting room Tastefully decorated in Australiana theme Large walk in wardrobe Private ensuite with shower & hand basin ability to add a trundle for third person or family   email for availability and costs    The Pioneer Room is our comfortable Room for 1 or 2 people with a comfortable double bed. Cost is $90 per night for one person and $105 for 2 people email for availability.   A discount applies for longer stays Situated at the rear of the home, overlooking the garden with * shared bathroom facilities, including bath over shower * separate shared toilet. * access to shared living area and tea and coffee facilities, TV, video and DVD player * shared laundry facilities with washing machine, dryer, iron email for availability and costs       The Kookaburra Room          Our Kookaburra room is a lovely comfortable room tastefully decorated and so far, no BBQ has been stolen from any guests.  The room has  Comfortable King size Single Bed Shared bathroom- with shower over bath, basin Shared separate toilet Privacy away from Living areas shared laundry facilities with washing machine, dryer, iron access to shared living area and tea and coffee facilitiesTV, video and DVD player Cost is $80 per night email for availability.  Discounts apply for longer stays   The Kookaburra is a wonderful bird, whose call sounds like laughter- it is found in most of Australia. The Australian aborigines have many legends about the Kookaburra. One of which is that when the sun rose for the first time, the god Bayame ordered the kookaburra to utter its loud, almost human laughter in order to wake up mankind so that they should not miss the wonderful sunrise. The aborigines also believed that any child who insulted a kookaburra would grow an extra slanting tooth. If you would like more information about the Kookaburra or any other Australian Animals or Birds, email us on info@perthholidays.net.au for availability and costs Today, the Kookaburra is a cheeky bird, living close to the cities and can be seen "stealing" sausages and other goodies from under the noses of people barbecuing at a picnic area.  They are so sneaky, sitting in the trees around the BBQ, then when you are not looking, they swoop in - and your lunch is gone !!