2465 Bailup Road

Wooroloo WA 6558

Master bedroom with ceiling fan and BIRs
Ducted evap, s/c wood fire, roof sprinklers
Horse arena, round yard & tie-up/wash bay
3 paddocks, 2 large with w/in w/out shelters
Large Avalon-style shed with 2 roller doors
Mains water and bore for stock or gardens
Fruit trees, veggie beds & enclosed rear yard
Over 15 acres in central Wooroloo location

A wide decked veranda wraps both the front and rear of the cottage, providing protection from the elements and nice vantage points from which to enjoy the outlooks over the property. Step inside to find original Jarrah floor boards and high ceilings and a simply yet practical floor plan. The entrance opens to a living area or dining room on the left and a country-style kitchen on the right. The kitchen is simple yet very serviceable and has a gas stove and timber cupboards.

The home flows through to a lounge room with carpeted flooring, a ceiling fan and a slow combustion wood fire for those cool winter nights. There is also ducted evaporative air conditioning throughout the home to take care of the summer heat.

The accommodation consists of 3 bedrooms, two of which have ceiling fans and the master has built in robe storage. They share the use of a neat family bathroom with separate toilet. A large laundry completes the home.

Outside, there is plenty to delight the equine enthusiast, including three paddocks with two walk in/walk out shelters, an arena and a round yard. A large, powered Avalon-style shed sits away from the home and has two roller doors and a pedestrian door.

Rustic and charming, this property has so much to love. With the bonus of mains water and a bore and loads of potential to add value, you will need to be quick to be the next owner of this property!

For more information or to arrange to view please contact
KERRIE-LEE MARRAPODI - 0415 472 838

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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.