13 Stunning WA Beach Houses To Book This Summer

Imagining poolside drinks with a view of the Indian Ocean? Cottesloe Beach House Airbnb has your WA getaway well and truly sorted, offering up a plunge pool for keeping cool, while you gaze across at the sandy beach and Rottnest Island in the distance.

Your home away from home is close to the Fremantle train line, which is pretty handy, and you’ve got restaurants and bars on your doorstep for more post-dip sips. 

Prefer to dine back at base? There’s an outdoor deck with a dining table for family eats, plus a built-in-barbecue to cook it all up on.

Meet Doris. She’s the cutest 1960s cottage tucked up between the inlet and the ocean in Denmark, WA. If a deck with views of Ocean Beach floats your boat, then Doris is the gal for you—the kiddos will love her too, as she has a bunk bed and books and toys to keep them entertained.

Whip up something tasty in the mega kitchen, while the crew keeps you company at the large trestle dining table. Of course, there’s a barbecue you can get going instead if you fancy, or you could make the 6km trip into town for some eats in its streets if that’s more your thing.

We love that Doris welcomes pets, and has a big enclosed backyard for those afternoon zoomies—plus you’re close to the Bibbulmun Track, Monkey Rock, Wilsons Inlet, Ocean Beach and Lights Beach for daytime exploring.

Sitting on a hill above West Beach lies Elaleni Esperance, a pet-friendly three-bedroom Airbnb offering coastal energy and the convenience of close proximity to town. It’s gorgeously rustic inside, with wood-panelled walls and homely vibes, and it’s got a pretty mega balcony with sweeping ocean views for those sunset sips you’ll be embracing.

Take the steps down to the sand (beach essentials are provided) and spend some time watching the surfers do their thing. If you prefer to explore on two wheels, there’s a lovely trail that runs right along the coastline.

Later, we reckon you might want to get the barbecue going while you plan what to do with your next day. You’re just a five-minute drive from the centre of Esperance if a mooch around town takes your fancy.

You’re a leisurely stroll from Scarborough Beach, with cafes, restaurants, shops and entertainment on your doorstep at this spacious WA beach house. 

Offering ample room for seven guests across three bedrooms, it’s designed for unwind time with an epic outdoor entertaining zone that calls out for family barbecues. 

Grab a bottle from the outdoor fridge and take a seat at the turquoise-tiled bar while the kids float around in your very own pool. There’s an ice-cream maker in the kitchen for that post-play snack. If a day in the city beckons instead, you can jump in the car and be there in 20 minutes. 

With four bedrooms, this luxurious Gracetown beach house sleeps up to eight people, so you’ll want to grab a few mates to really make the most of it. 

From the moment you arrive, you’ll be blown away by the home’s floor to ceiling windows overlooking the ocean, plus a central fireplace for those cooler nights. There are also plenty of outdoor nooks and deckchairs so you can settle in for an evening of stargazing after a day at the sand. 

And wowee, we haven’t even talked about the jacuzzi room yet. This separate room has bi-fold doors that open directly to 180-degree ocean views, and the roomy spa comfortably seats six people. 

Oh hello hot tub with a sea view. This popular one-bedder in North Coogee, WA, offers a little slice of luxury less than an hour south of Perth, and it has access to a shared pool too, so daytime dips are a must. 

Your beach house is beautifully styled inside, with wooden floors, vibrant artwork and hints of lush greenery. But step outside onto the private deck and things amp up even more. You’ve got an epic entertaining space with a barbecue, lounge area, hammock and large private spa. 

Picture yourself immersed in the bubbles, glass of wine in hand as you watch the yachts slide by. Hell yeah, we’re in!

Less than 200 metres from the white sands of Cottesloe Beach lies this three-bedroom WA home with a sparkling pool and an undercover dining area made for long family lunches as it seats up to ten.

Your beach house is located in the heart of all the action, close to pubs, bars, eateries and boutiques. Take the tiny toddle to the sand (beach essentials are provided by your thoughtful hosts) and rest assured you can wash those toes with no trouble back at base, thanks to the outdoor rain shower that sits under the shade of the Frangipani tree.

The star of the show here  is the open plan kitchen, living and outdoor space. It means the adults can fire up the barbecue while keeping an eye on the kiddos as they watch TV. Later, you can tuck them up in the adorably-designed bunk bed while you bust out the cheese and crackers.

A mere 250m from the water of Geographe Bay, sits this two-storey WA beach house that has appeal by the bucketload.

Once you're settled, it's pretty darn hard to pull yourself away from all the stunning living zones in this five bedroom Old Dunsborough retreat. Then again, you're only a three-minute walk from Meelup Reserve's many pristine bays and a six-minute cycle from Dunsborough town centre, so we're sure you'll muster enough energy to head off exploring. 

When you return you can get the wood fireplace going and crank up the barbecue as you enjoy a few sundowner wines under the vine-covered pergola. This is the ultimate large group getaway or family escape

Meaning ‘happy’ in Nyoongar, Djurapin well and truly gives all the feel-good holiday vibes. Located 50m from the beach and with enough room for eight guests, the art-luxe home is an absolutely stunning choice for a group getaway down south. 

For us, the highlight is the gorg indoor/outdoor living space that features a living area that looks out over a seriously good outdoor entertaining zone, complete with a spacious jacuzzi that really sells it.

Bubbles in hand, bubbles on in the spa—yes, this is living. 

Oh yes, we can already picture sunset drinks and barbecues on the balcony at Beachside 880. It's directly across from the beach so you'll get uninterrupted views over Geographe Bay whether you're chilling outside or lounging on the large couch inside under the aircon.

This place is perf if you’re a family, because even a threenager could toddle their way to Busselton’s beach, play parks, cafes and restaurants from here. (There’s also a secure garage space for one car if wheels are mandatory for your crew.)

It doesn't hurt that the rest of this two bedroom apartment is luxe throughout, with a designer kitchen for whipping up that post-adventure feast.

You’re a literal stone’s throw from the beautiful Peppy Beach at this three-bedroom WA Airbnb. This spot, spread over two floors, sleeps ten, but if you’re holidaying with more than that, you can rent out the third level of this spacious property too and fit 14 in. 

If the beach house is your base for the weekend, expect panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and floor to ceiling windows where you can dolphin-watch to your heart’s content.

The downstairs studio is a serious drawcard for the kids, containing a treasure trove of fun stuff including table tennis, darts, beach toys and more. There’s also a queen bed down there with a TV, so the littlies can snuggle in for some quiet time post dinner.

Peer out from the balcony at this three-bedroom pad less than an hour and a half from Perth and you’re just metres from the water. 

This WA beach house sleeps nine adults across three bedrooms and can potentially cater for more children—just message to ask. You’ve got a heap of things to do here, and kayaks are supplied for days when paddling calls. 

There’s also a shared pool, tennis court and beautiful gardens to explore, plus a direct walkway to the sand for those sunset views.

A five-star rated stay offering sea visas and a lush outdoor bath, BluBay View is a pretty epic spot for a small group stay. You’re in Geographe here, a four-minute drive from Busselton, and yet you can walk to the jetty via the 2km path with no trouble.

Your Airbnb comes with two living spaces, two bedrooms and two toilets which is pretty handy, plus there’s a lovely wooden deck where you can sit and admire that view. Fire up the barbecue and take to the hammock while you wait for it to warm up (with a glass of something special perhaps?)

Later, you might fancy taking a trip downstairs to the games room, where you can watch the wide-screen TV or play darts with the crew. Rather chill? Head out through the roller door to the zen zone where you’ll find that outdoor bath, plus an outdoor hot water shower if you prefer.