1137 Berry Road
Gidgegannup, WA 6083

Overview

A Once-in-a-Generation Gidgegannup Holding

Set across approximately 129 acres, this property offers a unique opportunity to acquire a significant portion of the historic "Mindaroo" estate. Having been held within the same family since 1969, the land has transformed from pristine bushland into a productive and scenic farm, now available as an independent holding.

Encircled by family-owned land, the property provides exceptional privacy and scale, ideal for those desiring a rural lifestyle, equestrian activities, or the foundation for a lifestyle business.

The residence is centered around a striking 7m by 10m elevated timber deck, which offers expansive views over two main paddocks, creating a perfect setting for entertaining or enjoying the tranquil environment.

The home itself is rich in character, constructed with stone sourced directly from the property and complemented by locally quarried Toodyay stone. The thick walls provide excellent natural insulation, keeping the interior cool during summer and warm in winter. Comfort is further enhanced by ceiling fans and a wood heater. Inside, high ceilings and exposed timber beams contribute to a warm, rustic ambiance, while handcrafted timber doors made from wood harvested on the land add a bespoke touch.

Outside, the property features established gardens, extensive lawns, and a swimming pool, all set within a relaxed, family-friendly environment surrounded by natural beauty.

For agricultural or equestrian pursuits, the property includes substantial infrastructure. A large 20m by 12m barn, built using reclaimed timber pylons from the South of Perth Yacht Club jetty, offers versatile space. Originally designed for stables, tack rooms, and truck storage, it also holds potential for conversion into a unique event or wedding venue, subject to council approval.

The land is thoughtfully laid out and highly functional, with multiple paddocks and a central laneway facilitating easy stock movement. The balance of pasture and parkland-cleared bush provides natural shade and shelter. Two bores supply water to both the home and livestock.

Key features include approximately 129 acres (52 hectares), six well-configured paddocks with central laneway access, two bores servicing the house and troughs, an elevated timber deck with sweeping rural views, a character stone home with extension options, high ceilings, exposed beams, handcrafted timber doors, year-round comfort with wood heater and ceiling fans, established gardens, large lawn areas, a swimming pool, an impressive multi-use barn, a solid round yard for horse training, and suitability for equestrian, farming, or lifestyle ventures.

This property is steeped in history and crafted with care, representing more than just a home but a legacy with endless potential. Opportunities of this magnitude are rare, offering a chance to secure a place in the next chapter of this extraordinary estate and enjoy a truly special lifestyle.

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