Price guide is based on approximately 300 acres of productive barley cropping land, 200 acres of quality grazing pasture, and the balance comprising Jarrah timber country, a highly valuable hardwood resource in its own right. The property includes substantial infrastructure such as sheds, silos, livestock yards, and multiple dams, all situated approximately 1.5 hours drive east of Bunbury.
On the Back roads of Boyup Brook within West Aurthur Shire, is this first class 337ha (approximately 833 acres), of prime farmland. It offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a large land holding, not only for the benefit of various farming enterprises, but also where you could create an idyllic rural get-away in a very picturesque setting among undulating country.
Production is currently focused on growing barley and lupins, and grazing lambs and ewes.
The land is fenced into 8-paddocks with good internal laneways. Water is supplied by 10-dams. Additional infrastructure consists of a large general-purpose shed with connecting 100,000-litre steel water tank with surrounding cleared access for larger equipment.
Buyers are aware, the Seller, for his convenience, has provided a newly constructed entry gate off Gibbs Road, which has now been designated with an updated street number 1715 (still being processed). However, legal access is still formally through the adjoining Lot 50 as noted on the Deposited Plan 412944 under subject (f) of interests & notifications.
Property features
337ha (833 acres, approx)
Good areas of well-drained cropping soil types
Excellent parkland grazing
Fenced into 8-main paddocks with laneway access to match
A portion of boundary fencing on southern boundary to be completed prior to settlement
Loamy sands, gravel to granite outcrops
Water supplied by 10-dams
Large general-purpose shed
100,000 litre steel water tank
Power not connected
Beautiful areas of Jarrah, Redgum and Wandoo timbered country
Undulating landscape
Nearby locations (approx.)
Collie 64km
Boyup Brook 28km
Bunbury 114km
Busselton 144km
A terrific opportunity for those looking to expand or diversify their farming enterprise.
Situated 28 kms from Boyup Brook and approximately 114 kms from Bunbury, and 3-hour drive south of Perth.
The size of Trigwell is approximately 163.0 square kilometres. There are 5 parks, covering nearly 8.9% of the total area. The population of Trigwell in 2016 was 15 people. By 2021 the population was 31 showing a population growth of 106.7% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Trigwell is 50-59 years. Households in Trigwell are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying not stated per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Trigwell work in a managers occupation.In 2021, 41.70% of the homes in Trigwell were owner-occupied compared with 83.30% in 2016.
Trigwell has 54 properties.
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