704 Kordabup Road

Denmark WA 6333

Tucked into the gentle, forested hinterland of Western Australia's spectacular south coast, Kimara is an invitation to live the life so many dream of and so few find. This is a place of stone, water and green canopy - 96.67 hectares (approximately 238 acres) of established pasture and protected native bushland, where a striking stone entrance gives way to mature gardens, a permanent dam alive with birdsong, and a beautifully renovated homestead that feels, from the first moment, like home. Set roughly 18 kilometres from the township of Denmark, the property enjoys one of the most enviable climates in the country. While Perth bakes through long summers, the south coast stays moderate and forgiving - cool ocean air softening the warmest months, the surrounding karri and tingle forests holding their green year-round. It is a rare corner of Australia where the seasons are felt gently, and where the land rewards those who simply want to slow down and enjoy it.

The Residence

The fully renovated three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, complete with a dedicated office, blends modern comfort with the warmth of a true country homestead. Large, generously proportioned rooms and tall ceilings create a wonderful sense of space and light, while windows frame the gardens and the stream-fed permanent dam beyond. The open, practical layout makes everyday living and easy entertaining feel effortless.

The Gardens

Decades of care have created something genuinely special. Towering oaks and elms bring seasonal colour, dappled shade and a sense of grand, settled permanence - the kind of garden that takes a lifetime to grow and a moment to fall in love with, kept lush and effortless by full reticulation throughout. At its centre, the stream-fed permanent dam offers a serene focal point and draws an abundance of birdlife: Splendid Fairy-wrens and Red-winged Fairy-wrens flit through the understory, firetail finches gather at the water's edge, ducks glide across the dam, and rosellas, honeyeaters and countless other varieties fill the gardens with colour and song.

The Land & Infrastructure

For those drawn to a productive lifestyle, Kimara delivers quietly and capably. The holding currently runs around 100 head - 50 Angus breeding cows and their calves - supported by recently installed steel cattle yards, general-purpose and hay sheds. A generous 22m x 12m orchard of established fruit trees and an extensive chicken run complete a genuinely self-sufficient way of life. Best of all, the choice is entirely yours. There is no obligation to take on the work of running stock: the pastures can simply be leased to neighbouring farmers, providing an easy income while you enjoy the home and gardens. Should you wish to keep the land productive without the day-to-day labour, local contractors can handle the fertilising and turn the pastures into silage rolls - which can in turn be sold at a profit. And if you are drawn to learning the craft yourself, you will be in good company: the current owners came to the property with no farming background at all, built the operation from the ground up, and are happy to remain in the area to assist with a smooth and supported handover. Whether you run stock, lease it out, contract the work, plant out, or simply enjoy the space, Kimara adapts to the life you want to lead.

The Location - Living on the South Coast

This is one of the most beautiful and sought-after regions in Western Australia. Within easy reach lie the celebrated attractions of the Denmark and William Bay coast - the turquoise calm of Greens Pool, the sculpted granite of Elephant Rocks, the sheltered sands of Madfish Bay and Waterfall Beach. The wineries, breweries and farm-gate produce of the Scotsdale and Denmark valleys are a short drive away, as are the towering forests of the Valley of the Giants and the world-renowned Bibbulmun Track. It is a place built for weekends that feel like holidays.

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