It is located on the Yanchep line, 13 kilometres (8.1 mi) from Perth Underground station serving the suburb of Warwick.

The bus station was positioned on land north of the connecting bridge between the Freeway East Embankment (controlled by the Main Roads Department), Hawker Avenue, land occupied by the Warwick chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and adjoining residential housing.

[3] Under the Northern Suburbs Transit System Project, construction on the station was scheduled to commence on 16 November 1991, with completion expected by the end of December 1992.

[2] Further to this, pieces of the Passenger Information Network installed at the station included previously unseen electronic displays on the upper bus decks designed to provide drivers with information so they could connect with appointed trains or communicate with bus depot control in the event of delays.

Precast concrete flooring was then put in place and held in specially formed ridges running the length of the beams.

This upper deck was the most expensive structural element of the station, and was the cause of significant attention and consideration as part of the design and construction process.

[9] The land resulting from the demolition of the transfer station was then converted into additional commuter car parking space, bringing the available number of bays up to 830.