75 Hawke Road (Yeagarup)

This 34.72ha (85.8 acres) slice of paradise is situated deep in the southern forests surrounded by majestic karri trees with the Warren River just a mere kilometre away, and the Southern Ocean 16km away as the crow flies. Although the property is zoned Priority Agriculture in the Shire of Manjimup, it is also perfect for a rural lifestyle getaway. The property features two homes, a bonus for extra family or as rental income. House one is situated on the Hawke Road side of the property, a classic Australiana style rammed earth home with verandahs on four sides. Featuring 4-bedrooms and 1-bathroom with open plan living, dining and kitchen. Mains power, rainwater tank and general purpose shed with 3 carparking bays. The second residence is situated towards the rear of the property with dual access from Hawke Road and Appeal Road. A charming contemporary style rammed earth home features solar passive principles, is light filled with heaps of glass bringing the outdoors in. Featuring 3 -bedrooms, 2-bathrooms, open style living, dining and kitchen and carport adjoining the home. Ever dreamt of being off grid? Well this home is the answer with solar panels and battery storage plus rainwater tank. The property has 3 orchard areas, approx. 2ha (5 acres) of 25 year old olive trees, approx. 1ha (2.5 acres) of 21 year old macadamias and approx. 1ha (2.5 acres) of 11 year old lime trees which are irrigated. Please note the orchards are not being commercially maintained or harvested at present. There is also approx. 11ha of eucalypt planation at varying ages of growth. Water for agricultural use is supplied by a large central gully dam, supported by an additional smaller dam. The region benefits from high rainfall, with a long term average of approximately 1,050mm per annum. A surface water allocation of 7000KL is also included. Experience the magic this area has to offer, walks, canoeing, picnics, drives amongst significant aged Karri trees, the Warren River, waterfalls/rapids, Yeagarup sand dunes, lakes, beach, wildflowers and natures visual delights. For more information please see the Warren National Park website: https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/park/warren-national-park Blissfully quiet, listen to the birds sing, the wind whistling through the forest canopy or the waves breaking on the beach on a still day. The property borders the Warren National Park on 1.5 of its boundaries and is approx. 16km to the Pemberton town site. Being held in the same family for over 52 years, here is your opportunity to secure something special.