331 Clitchbury Road, Frankland River WA 6396

Available as a whole 990 acres $2,500 per acre or $2,475,000.

On offer are three vacant lots and the main homestead farm (Lot 262), which is central to the current management of the entire property. If sold off individually, the seller is keen to retain the homestead lot until all vacant lots are sold, which will enable the continued management of the farm.

These lots are mostly vacant land with patches of natural vegetation and majestic distant views from the high parts of the farm extending North and West over adjoining farmland. Soils are mixed with sandy gravel ridges, sandy loams and sandy flats interspersed with pockets of remnant Jarrah vegetation. Water infrastructure is from a large newly constructed dam plus further dams throughout each of the individual lots.

Offering an attractive range of rural farming activities or ideal for an addition run-off block for local graziers, or further cropping enterprises. A lease back option maybe available on the arable area of the farm. Currently grazing cattle sheep and cropped for hay and cereal such as Canola Lupins Barley And Oats.

Lot 250
- 81.0962 hectares 200 acres (approx.)
- Mostly vacant land
- Some wet areas
- Various dams
- Price guide $480,000

Lot 261
- 56.6560 hectares 140 acres (approx.)
- Mostly vacant land
- Elevated with north facing views
- Rocky outcrops and remnant vegetation
- Various dams
- Price guide $388,000

Lot 262 (homestead farm)
- 101.1714 hectares 250 acres (approx.)
- 3 bedroom 1 bathroom brick 1950's character home
- Garage
- Steel rainwater tank for domestic use
- Adjoining five stand shearing shed 28m by 28m (approx.) with 10mm (approx.) lean too/workshop attached
- Various dams
- Price guide $1,100,000

Lot 266
- 161.8743 hectares 400 acres (approx.)
- Zoned rural
- Winter creekline
- Various dams
- Currently growing lupins & cereal crops
- Price guide $980,000

Price as a whole $2,475,000

Available as a whole or separate lots. If sold off individually, the seller is keen to retain the homestead lot until all vacant lots are sold, which will enable the continued management of the farm.

The sellers consideration is to be able to lease back the arable area of the four lots. If vacant possession is required, further discussions will be needed.

Information Memorandum available on request.