About this space

Set high on a 950m² elevated block in the peaceful coastal town of Guilderton, Moore River & Ocean View House offers a rare mix of 1970s nostalgia, sweeping natural vistas, and multi-zone flexibility—perfect for film crews, editorial teams, or catalogue shoots seeking authentic character and laid-back coastal style.

From the expansive timber balcony, you’ll take in an ever-changing, cinematic view of the Moore River winding into the Indian Ocean. It’s a natural spectacle that becomes part of your backdrop—whether you’re shooting lifestyle content, slow-motion sequences, or candid family campaigns. The balcony, kitchen, and dining areas all face this dramatic convergence of river and sea, giving your shoot natural movement and light throughout the day.

Inside, the home blends renovated comfort with thoughtful preservation. The master suite features a large en suite and walk-in robe, while the kitchen and second bathroom retain their original 1970s styling—ideal for editorial fashion, retro-themed productions, or brand storytelling that leans into period charm. Other rooms include a queen bedroom, kids’ room with bunk and trundle beds, and an open-plan living space filled with books, games, and vintage elements that add lived-in authenticity to every frame.

Beyond the home’s interiors, the outdoor zones offer unexpected versatility. A custom-built storage or catering zone is ready for crew setup, and a separate games area includes table tennis, kayaks, sun loungers, a bait fridge, golf gear, and other characterful props that can be incorporated into your concept. The backyard itself opens onto the adjacent golf course, with no fencing to break the visual continuity—creating a vast, uninterrupted bushland backdrop framed by native shrubs and trees.

With a balance of elevated views, era-rich interiors, and easy logistical access, this Guilderton property is well suited to TV series production, catalogue photography, family lifestyle content, or even wellness and surf-inspired storytelling. It’s a warm, layered space that feels equal parts retro, rustic, and coastal—with that unmistakable Western Australian light tying it all together.