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Positioned in one of Carabooda's most sought-after lifestyle and growth corridors,
143 Bernard Road North presents a rare opportunity to secure 18.5 acres (7.5 ha) of exceptionally flat, usable land with outstanding potential for development, business operations, and long-term investment.
Located just minutes from Wanneroo, Mindarie, Yanchep and the northern coastal suburbs, this versatile rural property offers the perfect blend of privacy, accessibility, and future opportunity, ideal for agricultural, commercial, rural lifestyle or multi-use ventures.
Key Property Features
~ 18.5 Acres (7.5 Ha) of perfectly level land
~ Zoning: Landscape Enhancement / Rural Resource
~ Valuable 16,075 kL annual water licence
Development Approval (DA)
~ Very few rural holdings come with this level of pre-approved development.
~ With the DA in place until June 2027, the hard work is already done
~ Start building Immediately or stage future improvements to suit your long-term plans.
~ Valid until June 2027, including:
~ Two (2) x 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom holiday accommodation dwellings
~ Single main dwelling
~ Intensive agriculture approval
~ Three (3) large outbuildings
~ Three (3) water tanks
Rare Opportunity for Multiple Business Uses
With flexible zoning, water licence and dual road access development approvals, the property is perfectly suited for a wide range of ventures such as:
Market gardening or intensive agriculture
Holiday accommodation business (two approved 3x2 chalets)
Rural retreat or wellness centre
Horticulture, landscaping or nursery business
Storage, workshops
Horticulture, landscaping or nursery business
Equestrian / agistment use
Large family estate with multiple buildings
The flat topography allows simple planning, easy construction, and efficient land use.
Disclaimer:
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.
