182 Shepherd Rd, Jupiter Creek is a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom House with 6 parking spaces and was built in 1998. The property has a land size of 113000m2 and floor size of 281m2. While the property is not currently for sale or for rent, it was last sold in September 1993.
A stone-fronted ode to bygone era, etched into some 28 acres of Jupiter Creek countryside, this generous family home puts a handsome face to the prospect of keeping horses, eating from your own garden and finally having somewhere for every grand plan.
Held by the same owners for 28 years, its established gardens, seven paddocks and stone-fronted residence tell the story of a country life patiently cultivated, right down to the orchard that decides what's in season and the shedding that gives every project somewhere to happen.
Built by Colony Homes in 1998, the home takes its architectural lead from the Federation villa, bringing the character of another century to a generous family footprint with up to five bedrooms, multiple living zones and a self-contained wing.
Beneath its terracotta roof, patterned tessellated tiles, coloured glass and three-metre ceilings give the home a convincing sense of heritage, carried from its decorative frontage into rooms of generous proportions.
The formal living spaces offer somewhere to settle away from the daily bustle, while the open-plan heart keeps the kitchen, conversation and long views across the property firmly together.
A main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite gives you a retreat within the larger footprint, with the freedom to keep a fifth bedroom or claim a study for the days when work follows you home.
The self-contained wing makes that footprint all the more valuable, giving grandparents, grown children or visiting family the independence of their own space and the pleasure of being close. Kitchen included.
Head to the paddocks to check the horses, put the grass dressage arena and round yard through their paces or turn your attention to the three partially completed stables, ready for someone to see the project through.
The extensive shedding has its own pulling power, giving tinkerers, collectors and anyone with a tractor, trailer or ambitious weekend project the space to spread out, backed by three-phase power.
Then there's the slower satisfaction of the garden, where established vegetable beds, a productive orchard and the chicken coop make heading out for something fresh a daily ritual worth keeping.
Rainwater storage, dam-fed irrigation and two solar systems put substance behind the self-sufficient aspirations, with a combustion fire waiting inside when a day on the land ends with muddy boots at the door.
All within reach of Echunga's village conveniences and Mount Barker's wider shopping and services, giving the family every reason to make the country move and very few reasons to interrupt a good day at home.
More to love:
Some 28 acres with seven fenced paddocks, established gardens and an ungrazed area of native scrub
Stone-fronted Federation-inspired residence built by Colony Homes in 1998
Terracotta roof tiles, tessellated entry and three-metre ceilings
Up to five bedrooms, or four bedrooms and a study
Self-contained wing for extended family or guests
Main bedroom with walk-in robe and ensuite
Multiple formal and casual living zones
Caesarstone kitchen benchtops and Miele cooking appliances
Covered entertaining patio with sweeping views towards the dam
Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans and slow combustion heating
Insulation to ceilings and walls
Electric heat-pump hot water
Grass dressage arena and round yard
Concrete paddock troughs with gravity-fed rainwater supply
Top and bottom electric paddock fencing
Extensive shedding and three-phase power to the house and shed
Three partially completed stables and a partially completed bathroom with toilet
Productive orchard, established vegetable garden and chicken yard
Solar electric fencing and hedging surrounding the orchard and chicken yard
Four rainwater tanks with a combined capacity of 175,000 litress
Rainwater supplied to the house, shed and tractor shed
Dam-fed drip and sprinkler irrigation to the gardens
Interconnected water infrastructure and a bore
5.39kW shed solar system installed in 2012 and 2.64kW house system installed in 2020 + battery
Petrol generator
Fire pump and fire hose reels at various points across the property
Echunga Primary School and village amenities within reach
Access to Mount Barker's supermarkets, shopping and broader services
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The size of Jupiter Creek is approximately 23.1 square kilometres. There is 1 park, covering nearly 14.8% of the total area. The population of Jupiter Creek in 2016 was 240 people. By 2021 the population was 231 showing a population decline of 3.8% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Jupiter Creek is 60-69 years. Households in Jupiter Creek are primarily couples with children and are likely to be repaying $2400 - $2999 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Jupiter Creek work in a managers occupation.In 2021, 92.00% of the homes in Jupiter Creek were owner-occupied compared with 80.90% in 2016.
Jupiter Creek has 122 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Jupiter Creek have seen a 62.33% increase in median value. As at 30 September 2026:
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