The sale of the iconic homestead property provides a rare opportunity for a potential tourism or lifestyle venture.
Northern Australia's tourism sector continues to develop and the "Old Liveringa Homestead" represents an opening to take advantage of this growth.
The iconic heritage listed solid stone homestead (circa 1888) is restored with all round veranda and a typical aura for that vintage. Other buildings included are an old open style shearing shed, workshop, old quarters and numerous other smaller structures. The surrounds are well maintained with areas of lawn surrounding most structures.
The outer walls of the homestead, which are eighteen inches thick, were built from Permian Age sandstone, quarried in the area, and termed by the geologists as being "young rock - only 320 million years old.
The homestead is elevated to take advantage of a tree lined billabong and stunning views of Fitzroy River flood plains and ranges to the back drop with Mount Wynne in the far distance.
With the current zoning for tourism makes the "Old Liveringa Homestead" property is an ideal location for accommodation, caravan park and hospitality possibilities. The area is well serviced with mains power and mobile phone coverage.
The 258.28-hectare property is located around 100km south east of Derby and 200km to Fitzroy Crossing. The local Camballin townsite is about 10km away with Six Mile Creek nearby and only 5km from the well-known Fitzroy River.
The property has a separate single title for ownership security.
Offers to Purchase closing early December 2019
Inspection is by appointment only by contacting the exclusive selling agents detailed below.
Landmark Harcourts WA
Andrew Stewart - 0428 483 393
Glenn McTaggart - 0429 611 124
