1880 Wanneroo Road, Neerabup, WA 6031

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This property will be sold in 'As Is' condition.

Both house and market gardens are separately leased periodically with long term tenants.

Big plans need room. 1880 Wanneroo Road offers approximately 10 acres in Neerabup and the opportunity to shape what comes next.

Whether your plans involve a dream family home, space for a small business or a combination of both, this is a substantial landholding with possibilities worth exploring.

The existing home and workshop provide a starting point, with native bushland at the rear of the landholding and Neerabup National Park opposite the property.

Valid until October 2029, the property's 30,650kL groundwater licence is a key asset within the existing setup, supporting the current market garden and future uses for the property.

Shops, schools and freeway connections are within reach, making it easier to balance the space of a larger property with the practical needs of work and family.

Key Features:
- 3 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom brick & tile homestead currently leased periodically at $550pm
- Approximately 2ha of cultivated market gardens, periodically leased at $810.59pm plus outgoings of $464.40pm
- Large steel & timber powered workshop featuring cool room & space for storing machinery & tools
- License to take water valid until 10 October 2029, permitting the extraction of 30,650kL of water
- Two bores with 7hp submersible pump & two 3,000L water tanks for storage
- Close to the expanding Neerabup Industrial Area, a growing hub for local business and employment.
- Improved regional connections through the Mitchell Freeway and Yanchep rail extensions, with the planned Flynn Drive duplication set to further improve local access.

Council Rates: approx $4,000 pa
Year Built: Approximately 1980

Disclaimer: 
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.