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Full kitchen
Microwave, toaster, crockery and the essentials for proper meals at home.
A quiet street, a short walk to the water
Situated in a tranquil pocket of Guilderton, Waves and Moore is a well-kept 3 × 1 home made for families who want space, comfort and an easy rhythm: morning cuppa on the front verandah, a day on the river or beach, sand rinsed off in the outdoor shower, then sundowners out the back.
All beds are made on arrival. Towels are waiting. Reverse-cycle air-conditioning cools the living space in summer; a pot belly stove warms it in winter (one bag of wood included from 1 May to 15 September). Drift off to the sound of the waves.
The house
Open-plan living, a generous front verandah, an enclosed backyard for the dog, and everything you need after a day on the sand.
What you get
Microwave, toaster, crockery and the essentials for proper meals at home.
Breville coffee machine with grinder — start the day properly.
Powerful cooling in the living area. Ceiling and pedestal fans throughout.
One bag of firewood included for bookings between 1 May and 15 September.
Settle in after sunset. Docking station for music on the verandah.
Wash the river and beach off before you come inside.
Cook out the back while the last light hits the garden.
Enclosed backyard. Bring the dog — this house is used to four-legged guests.
Stay connected if you need to, then put the phone down.
Beds made on arrival. Towels included. Porta cot, high chair and child gate on request.
Room out front for two cars — guests often mention space for a trailer as well.
Quiet street, short stroll to the Guilderton boardwalk, Moore River and the Indian Ocean.
Queen bed. Soft linen, a quiet room to sleep to the sound of the coast.
Queen bed. Comfortable, well-presented and ready on arrival.
Flexible twin / king. Two singles, or joined as a king. Tell us your preference when you book.
The neighbourhood
Guilderton is a little over an hour north of Perth — the last unspoiled river estuary on the Swan Coastal Plain. Generations of Western Australians come back for the same reasons: calm water for kids, a proper beach, sunsets that stop conversation, and nothing you have to rush for.
Swim the sheltered estuary, paddle a kayak upstream, or walk the sandbar when the mouth is closed. A natural playground for families.
White sand, turquoise water, beach and reef fishing, and sunsets that turn the whole town gold.
Sandboard the mobile dunes locals call The Desert. Pack water and sunscreen — the kids will sleep well.
Start with the Guilderton boardwalk. Lookouts above the caravan park are the classic sunset seat.
Nine-hole golf, mini golf, free gas barbecues at the river mouth, shells, sandcastles, and a country-club dinner if you don’t feel like cooking.
Wilbinga Nature Reserve, Gingin Brook, the Gravity Discovery Centre, and the long coastal run toward Lancelin and Cervantes.
Guest notes
Across Country Values reviews
Airbnb 4.25 · 8 reviews
Managed locally for 7 years
“It was lovely! Had everything you could think of.”
June 2026
“Everything was clean and beautifully-presented. There were five of us, and we had enough space — unlike some holiday rentals that feel cramped.”
Joondanna · April 2025
“Second time staying. Has linen, which is fabulous. Modern and very clean. Quiet street. Much nicer than Guilderton ‘shacks’. I recommend this home.”
Edgewater · January 2025
“The house did not disappoint. Comfortable, open plan and heaps of room to park two cars with trailers in the front yard.”
Wanneroo · August 2023
Reserve the house
Check-in from 2pm. Full linen and towels included. Pets welcome in the enclosed yard. Book through Airbnb or enquire with Country Values Holiday Homes.