Preston Beach

Overview

Preston Beach is a coastal sanctuary where bushland meets ocean. It developed after enthusiastic fishers formed a syndicate in the 1950s, and the town was later taken over by the shire. A causeway across Lake Preston opened in 1956, improving access.

History & lifestyle

Today you can drive onto the beach, making it a favourite for four‑wheel‑drivers, fishers and families. Yalgorup National Park surrounds the area, with salt lakes and thrombolites. Local amenities include a general store, café and resort with pool and tennis courts. Trails and lakes invite bird‑watching and long walks.

Property snapshot

Preston Beach appeals to nature lovers and off‑road enthusiasts. Homes here are perfect for weekend escapes or sea‑change living. Many properties rely on septic systems and rainwater tanks. We’ll advise on building requirements and highlight any bushfire considerations.

Metric	Value
Population	227
Median sale price	$650 k
Median rent	$650 pw
2‑bed median	$475 k
3‑bed median	$505 k
4‑bed median	$650 k

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