Located less than ten minutes drive from the Gidgegannup township, this 24 acre property is one of a kind and is simply stunning. Boasting a gorgeous character cottage house, beautiful gardens and excellent equine facilities, it is sure to delight the equine enthusiast or those looking for an idyllic rural retreat. With the added bonus of a fully self-contained granny flat, masses of quality infrastructure and bountiful water, courtesy of an excellent bore and several rainwater tanks, this perfect package is complete!
Gorgeous 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom and study
Spacious lounge and dining and separate sun room
Master bedroom with dressing room and s/s air con
Separate fully self-contained 2 bedroom granny flat
Excellent bore, two bore tanks and rainwater tanks
6 w/in w/out stables with one mare and foal stable
Stable complex with bathroom, 3 stables/tack room
60m X 30m arena with drainage, shelter & round yard
Water jump, cross country course, 14 individual paddocks
Massive insulated shed with adjoining truck carport
Hay shed & covered al fresco area with storage shed
Reticulated gardens with fenced house perimeter
24 + ac of fantastic land in prime Gidgegannup locale
It is immediately obvious as you arrive at the secure gated entrance to this property that it has been a labour of love for the current owners. The residence is nestled amongst gorgeous established gardens and the house perimeter is fully fenced to keep the kids and fur babies contained. The front deck of the home overlooks the garden and a decked below ground pool, which, with a little TLC, could be returned to working order if desired.
Make your way from the ivy-covered carport into the home. Exposed brick, soaring ceilings and the extensive use of timber, combine to create a home which exudes warmth and character. The main living zone of the home is overlooked by a large country kitchen with a wood range cooker, gas cook top and a scullery. A slow combustion wood fire keeps the entire home warm in the cooler months and split system air conditioning takes care of the summer heat. Adjoining the living area is a lovely second living or sun room and an office is also located on the ground floor.
The accommodation in the home is located on the upper floor and comprises a master bedroom with a separate dressing room and two minor bedrooms. They share the use of a family bathroom with claw foot bath tub. A second shower and toilet adjoin the mud room on the ground floor.
Wander outside to explore the masses of infrastructure on offer here. Set well away from the home is a charming brick stable complex which has 3 stables, feed and tack room, and a combined laundry with shower and toilet facilities. There are tie up and wash bays for horses and hot and cold water are available. Also set away from the home is a granny flat with a fully enclosed front verandah, two bedrooms (or one plus an office or dressing room), a fully self-contained kitchen and adjoining living area. There is also two air conditioning units and a ceiling fan for year round comfort.
The shed is also set well away from the home and is massive! It is fully lined and insulated and has concrete floor, power and plumbing is available. A truck carport adjoins the shed and there is also a separate hay shed.
Quality fencing, including cyclone and electric fencing, features throughout the property and there are 5 reticulated paddocks, 6 walk in, walk out shelters, including a mare/foal shelter and watering troughs for stock. A 60m x 30m river sand arena with sub soil drains and a spectator's shelter, round yard, cross country course and a water jump course, complete this equestrian paradise!
Simply gorgeous, this property is one of a kind and must be viewed to be fully appreciated. For more information or to arrange to view please contact
KERRIE-LEE MARRAPODI - 0415 472 838
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This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
