9 Edwards Place, Muchea WA 6501

"Under Offer"
Call Adam Shields, your local trusted agent, to buy or sell in Muchea and beyond.
Excellent investment for the astute investor, with outstanding location enabling mixed uses, and commercial prospects (Subject to Chittering Shire approval). Currently vacant, ready to move in, or buy to Lease.
Size: 3477 m2
Short drive to city and Tonkin Hwy North Link.
Address:
9 Edwards Place Muchea WA 6501 (Near the IGA, Post Office, and Muchea Rural Supplies/ Hardware)

Main Residence:
- 3 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom
- Separate Lounge-room
- Open plan kitchen and dining, overlooking pool
- Wood fire place
- Reverse cycle air/conditioning

Games-room:
- Adjoining Studio/ Games-room
- Overlooking large entertaining area and pool
- Spacious open room as you enter with sink plus separate room with access to rear yard
- Bathroom with shower and toilet
- Reverse cycle air/conditioning

Outside:
- Fully fenced below ground pool
- Spacious entertaining area between house and games-room
- Reticulated gardens and lawns
- Shed
- Excellent access in and around property
- Located just off The Brand Hwy

Water
- Water to everything is supplied by domestic bore (excellent quality water)
- No Scheme water

Solar
- 3.2 KW solar system
- Solar hot water system with electric booster.

Sewerage
- Septic tanks and leach drains

Shire rates
- Approx $2200.
- No water rates, as property has its own domestic bore

Zoning:
- Many opportunities for mixed uses
- Located in Muchea Town-centre
- Zoned R10
- Shire of Chittering 08 9576 4600

Inspections:
- By appointment
- Prior notice required to book in agent

History:
Muchea is a suburb of the Shire of Chittering. Its postcode is 6501. The towns name comes from the Aboriginal word "Muchela" which means in Nyoongar 'water hole', referring to the abundance of water in Muchea.
The area was first surveyed as farmland in 1845 as part of a property to be owned by George Moore. The opening of a railway siding in the area between 1892 and 1898 caused permanent structures to be built and by 1903 farmlots were surveyed close to the siding. The townsite was later gazetted in 1904.
In 1960, the Muchea Tracking Station was established about 4 kilometres (2 mi) SSW outside of town as part of NASA's Mercury project. In 1962, the first Australian to speak with a space traveller did so from the Muchea facility. The station was closed in 1964.
Today you can visit the Muchea Store (est 1919) which is the site of an historic "Old Well' which dates back to the early settlers and is still working today.