Our Lady of Guadalupe Mexico Guadalupe Hill

Vibrant Guadalupe Hill (gwah-dah-loo-pay) takes its name from Mexico's national icon, Our Lady of Guadalupe, revered for putting an end to the Aztec practice of human sacrifice.

In 1531 on a hill near Mexico City, a beautiful woman appeared to Juan Diego, a poor Indian. The woman identified herself as Mary, and entrusted him with a message of peace for the bishop.

Mary arranged Castillian roses in Diego’s cloak as a sign for the bishop, but upon opening the cloak, it was revealed to bear her image. Our Lady of Guadalupe has been revered ever since.

Ten million people visit her shrine annually where the cloak is still displayed, seeking her promised graces.

This story has inspired the Catholic owners with an interest in Mexican architecture, to name the development after her. The southern wall of the Guadalupe development now features a maiolica mural of Our Lady of Guadalupe, visible when heading north along West Coast Hwy, and spot lit each night.

The five executive beach houses are located on one of Perth's most well known and iconic sites. Originally the site had a large art deco building on it, which later became known as the 'Blue House' following an extensive renovation.

A Malaysian princess purchased the site which was cleared for a palace that did not go ahead. The site was then sold to the current owners who transformed it as a labour of love into the vibrant Guadalupe Hill.

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