267 Gold Gully Road
East Nannup, WA 6275

Overview

Stunning Vistas; Productive Acreage; Off grid living

This expansive 101-hectare property offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern off-grid living, set amidst stunning vistas and productive acreage. The property features panoramic views stretching across native forests to the coast, providing a serene and private retreat ideal for hobby farming or a sustainable lifestyle.

At the core of the estate is the "Little Stone Cottage," a historic residence constructed in 1863 using stone and mud. The cottage retains its authentic character with limewashed walls, jarrah ceilings and floors, and includes a separate lounge and kitchen area. The bathroom is equipped with both a shower and a bath, maintaining a balance of comfort and heritage. An adjoining timber section, added in 1940 and recently restumped and re-roofed, offers two additional rooms that are currently unfinished, presenting potential for further development.

The cottage is approved for short-term accommodation, offering immediate opportunities for hosting guests. Adjacent to the cottage is a dedicated vegetable garden beside a winter creek, shaded by mature poplar, elm, and oak trees. Nearby, an A-frame structure stands as a blank canvas, currently without power or water, ready for customization.

The property’s elevated areas provide breathtaking views from one of the highest points in Nannup. Multiple walking trails wind through native bushland, some leading back to the cottage, and a natural spring with a spectacular 12-foot winter waterfall adds to the natural beauty and appeal.

Infrastructure on the property includes substantial storage and workshop facilities. A main shed near the cottage features an insulated anvil floor and is currently approved as a shed, though previous plans exist for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house on this site. Additional outbuildings include a small hay shed, a 9m by 13m machinery/hay shed, and a tool and light machinery shed constructed from two sea containers, all with approval.

The property is designed for complete independence with a comprehensive off-grid system and a bushfire management plan in place. The solar power system is housed within a dedicated sea container, featuring 16kW of battery storage and roof-mounted panels. Power is delivered underground to the main shed and cottage, supported by a 7kW backup generator that automatically activates if needed. Satellite NBN connectivity is available, with Wi-Fi points at the sea container, main shed, and cottage, all connected via Cat 6 cabling to a central router.

Water supply is managed through rainwater collection in two 22,500-litre tanks, pumped to four 25,000-litre tanks that gravity-feed the cottage and gardens. An additional eight tanks service livestock and an orchard of 300 lemon myrtle trees. The acreage is thoughtfully divided into functional spaces including multiple paddocks, some designated for hay production. Equestrian facilities include an existing round yard and a planned arena area.

With its combination of historic features, extensive infrastructure, and breathtaking natural surroundings, this property represents an exceptional opportunity for a rural off-grid sanctuary, offering privacy, sustainability, and a connection to nature.

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