134 Farrell Flat Road is a long-cherished love. A magical reminder of an enchanting era. A home that has provided exceptionally well for its owners over the past thirty years.
Just over 11 acres of countryside and currently utilized as a three bed, one bath, two toilet dwelling. Complete with its own Cellar Door to display and taste the assortment of homemade delights. (We request all enquiries are made direct to the agent and not at the Cellar Door, thank you.)
First impressions are of a circa 1915 bull nosed verandah home oozing romantic old-world ambience. Positioned and elevated, commanding attention as soon as you enter the property. A flexible floorplan provides up to four bedrooms if required. Wide hallway entrance with leadlight feature door and side panel, 3.6 meter ceilings complete with ornate trims, timber floorboards, sash windows, dry cellar and beautifully established gardens produces a property of great character and full of treasured moments. The inside kitchen has a gas cooktop, electric oven and is completed with a large island bench. An outside kitchen is set up to accommodate the BBQ with a sink and hot and cold running water. Passata making occurs annually and is a tradition your friends and family will no doubt like to maintain.
The property is home to some 1200 olive trees, including eight different varieties of Verdale, Pendolino, Leccino, Kalamata, Manzanillo, Koroneki, Frantoio and one mystery species.
The grove was planted some twenty eight years ago, sourced from wild root stock along the road to Burra. Irrigation lines are provided although barely required. The fruit from these trees is used to produce oil and table olives.
To compliment there are thriving species of orange, lemon, lemonade and lime (same tree), mandarin, persimmon, nectarine, apricot, pear, nashi pear, apples, cherry, walnut, chestnut and a 100 year old Mulberry tree.
There are grapes for the table, for sultanas and varieties of cabernet, shiraz and merlot vines allow for the production of your own wine.
Plus a heathy supply of seasonal delights such as tomatoes, basil, rocket, asparagus, parsley, spinach, thyme, bay, oregano and spinach to name just a few.
A sizeable chook pen is adjacent to the sheds.
Approximately 28,000 litres of water is captured and stored for household use, the property is on septic, SA Water is connected and a bore with a transferable water license is available for irrigation. A variety of sheds are distributed around the property of various ages and conditions, all have a practical aspect offering a variety of use.
The centre of Clare is less than a five minute drive, and the Clare Hospital is even closer.
The renowned Clare Valley Riesling Trail access point is very close by providing a dedicated track for walkers and cyclists of roughly 20km, meandering its way through townships and Cellar Doors all the way to Auburn.
The current owners continually receive high demand for their local produce, year after year the demand has increased. They experience return customers and have done so over the past thirty years. The opportunity to service the Clare Valley region with homemade fresh produce and to fill the void that will no doubt be created upon them selling is one to be explored should you like.
134 Farrell Flat Road is a market gardeners paradise. A home which provides the opportunity to reap what you sow. If you have ever dreamt of a hobby farm, a self-sufficient lifestyle or to supply your local neighbourhood with an abundance array of fresh produce this home is a must see. 145km from the City of Adelaide.
Explore what country living is all about.
Your enquiry is welcome and inspection encouraged.
Your experience, whether it be buying or selling is to be positively outstanding.
Bianca Browse
0402 203 601
Disclaimer: The accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed and all interested parties should seek independent advice.
RLA 281342, 270735
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