'A Much Admired Farm'

First time offered since 1996 this much admired rural holding of 124ha (310 acres) consists of twin valleys that gently fall from west to east with almost 2.5kms of frontage to the Mount Lindesay Tourist Drive. State forest borders its northern, west and southern boundaries whilst the Munda Biddi Trail also utilises the west and southern boundary. A preserved central spine of approximately 26ha (65 acres) of Jarrah, Marri and Banksia Forest hosts a myriad of wildlife including the endangered Baudin, Carnaby and Red cockatoos. Count 10 paddocks, 3 bull paddocks, 18 dams and soaks that are all accessed via laneways to enable the stress-free movement of cattle. There are steel pens, holding yards, a covered crush, cool room & work room plus an accompaniment of workshop, tractor and hay sheds. Then, there's 'Pondering'…. The original early settler's cottage was repositioned and reimagined in the late 1990's. Re-renovated a decade ago with vaulted ceilings, polished boards, a log fire and reverse cycle airconditioning. It rests 'pondside' by a brook that babbles. Landscaped with an artist's eye with exotics and oriented to capture the best light and the golden hue of the suns last rays, it's an experience you'll want to share. Known locally as 'The Pink Cottage', it's 457 Mount Lindesay Road on the same title. A fabulous farm manager who knows every blade of grass is in place if required. Another discerning custodian is sought. Ask Ian Carter on 0427409500 for an appointment to view and purchase. (Please note no A.I. was used in this advertisement, only on the cattle)

'A Much Admired Farm'

First time offered since 1996 this much admired rural holding of 124ha (310 acres) consists of twin valleys that gently fall from west to east with almost 2.5kms of frontage to the Mount Lindesay Tourist Drive. State forest borders its northern, west and southern boundaries whilst the Munda Biddi Trail also utilises the west and southern boundary. A preserved central spine of approximately 26ha (65 acres) of Jarrah, Marri and Banksia Forest hosts a myriad of wildlife including the endangered Baudin, Carnaby and Red cockatoos. Count 10 paddocks, 3 bull paddocks, 18 dams and soaks that are all accessed via laneways to enable the stress-free movement of cattle. There are steel pens, holding yards, a covered crush, cool room & work room plus an accompaniment of workshop, tractor and hay sheds. Then, there's 'Pondering'…. The original early settler's cottage was repositioned and reimagined in the late 1990's. Re-renovated a decade ago with vaulted ceilings, polished boards, a log fire and reverse cycle airconditioning. It rests 'pondside' by a brook that babbles. Landscaped with an artist's eye with exotics and oriented to capture the best light and the golden hue of the suns last rays, it's an experience you'll want to share. Known locally as 'The Pink Cottage', it's 457 Mount Lindesay Road on the same title. A fabulous farm manager who knows every blade of grass is in place if required. Another discerning custodian is sought. Ask Ian Carter on 0427409500 for an appointment to view and purchase. (Please note no A.I. was used in this advertisement, only on the cattle)