<< AVAILABLE TO VIEW SUNDAY 28 JUNE 11:00AM - 12:00PM >> (ENTRY ONLY VIA PEAD ROAD)
A rare opportunity to secure part of one of the most fertile rural properties on the coastal plains of Western Australia. Originally known as part of 'Myalup Farm', the namesake of the region, and first established in 1846 by Sir William Bunbury, this exceptional holding represents one of the longest continuously farmed properties in the state..
Comprising approximately 100 acres, the property has history and outstanding productivity. Currently operated as part of the highly regarded thoroughbred operator, Geisel Park Stud, the holding is equally suited to equine pursuits, horse ajistment, fat lamb production, sheep grazing or mixed farming.
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PROPERTY OVERVIEW
• Entry from Runnymede Road
• Currently a blank canvass undeveloped with no structural improvements, other than paddocks, day yards, each with shelters & fencing.
• Ideal for grazing
• Established internal road network
• Highly fertile soils regarded among the best on WA's coastal plains -part of former dairy farm.
• Proven performance as a fat lamb production property
• Year-round green feed supporting high stocking rates
• Seller had previously considered building his residence so the has a cleared envelope and foundation pad ready for building
HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE
• Originally established in 1846 by Sir William Bunbury
• Historically known as 'Myalup Farm', part of the first farm in the area
WHY THIS PROPERTY STANDS APART
• One of the oldest continuously farmed holdings in Western Australia
• Flexible use across equine, sheep and mixed farming enterprises
• Rare opportunity to secure a landmark rural asset
Inspection by appointment - contact us today for further details.
LOCAL COUNCIL RATES:
Lot 102 Runnymede Road: $3,301.42 per annum approx.
Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken in preparing this advertisement and all information is provided in good faith, neither the agent nor the seller accept responsibility for any errors, omissions, or mis-descriptions. Prospective buyers should make their own independent enquiries to their full satisfaction in relation to the property prior to submitting an offer.
