5770 Liberton, Wooroloo, WA 6558

Some properties offer a lifestyle. This one offers an entire way of life and a genuinely rare real estate investment opportunity.

Set on 19.57ha (approx. 48 acres) in the heart of the Perth Hills, this exceptional double-brick homestead pairs a substantial family residence with a fully self-contained granny flat, a resort-style pool, a productive orchard, and around 25 acres of established Sandalwood plantation. A timber crop few properties in Australia can offer. Whether you're drawn by the space, the self-sufficiency, or the rare chance to own a mature commercial Sandalwood asset, this is a once-in-a-generation offering.

THE MAIN RESIDENCE:

Built in 2010, solid double-brick construction with a corrugated iron roof built to last, and finished with genuine quality throughout. You will enjoy the space of the land and the 378 sqm house, with 5 bedrooms (all with BIR;s), 2 bathrooms, and Marri timber floors throughout, and a gourmet kitchen for the master chef, with a 900mm Westinghouse freestanding oven and a 5-burner cooktop, a full walk-in pantry, reverse-cycle air conditioning, and a slow-combustion Masport fireplace to cuddle in front of during the winter months. Entertain family and friends in your large cedar-lined alfresco area with cafe blinds, lighting, and ceiling fans, flowing out to a blue, sparkling saltwater swimming pool. 

All of the above, plus a 5 kW Goodwe 18-panel solar system with 14 x 120 Ah Bosch solar batteries, a 36 m onsite bore, plus 2 x 150,000L rainwater tanks, a 9 m x 4 m powered workshop with concrete hardstand for the toys, and tools of the trade. A genuine Mancave. 

The Granny flat is a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom dwelling under the main roof, with a separate entrance and stylish hybrid timber-look flooring throughout, and is currently tenanted.

THE ORCHARD:

A thriving, established orchard offering genuine paddock-to-plate living: figs, avocado, cumquat, peach, nectarine, red and yellow pears, plums, three apple varieties, orange, lemon, mandarin, mulberry, pineapples, grapevines and macadamia, and there's plenty of room for more, including a Mango Tree.

THE SANDALWOOD OPPORTUNITY:

This one-of-a-kind real estate opportunity has 25 acres of established Sandalwood plantation. Sandalwood is one of WA's most valuable and sought-after timber species. A rare chance to own a maturing commercial asset alongside your family home, with the kind of long-term upside that simply isn't available on a standard suburban block.

Sandalwood is one of WA's oldest exports, dating back to 1844. Indigenous Australians have been using Sandalwood for thousands of years for healing and as a food source. There is still strong demand for sandalwood locally and overseas, for its use in incense, perfume and pharmaceutical products.

Woorooloo has a horse and pony club 3.5 km away, and a getaway to Lake Leschenaultia is only 9.2 km away. Perth Airport is approximately 40 km away, and Perth city is approximately 50 km away. 

Real Estate of this scale, quality, and productivity rarely come to the market, and never lasts long when it does.

THE ZONING:

This amazing piece of real estate is zoned RURAL SMALL HOLDINGS RHS10, providing for a POTENTIAL SUBDIVISION.

Although the property falls short by 0.4 ha to subdivide into 2 x 10 ha lots, the astute buyer of this unique property would be wise to engage the services of a professional town planner to submit a subdivision plan. 

The Shire's Local Planning Strategy specifically says the RSH areas around Woorooloo were created to facilitate limited subdivision, but also says the existing rural lot sizes and subdivision potential should be maintained because of bushfire and Local Natural Area constraints. 

The Shire also states that the WAPC may accept slight variations to minimum lot sizes in appropriate circumstances. 

However, whether the WAPC would approve the undersized lot is something that needs to be established with a subdivision concept and pre-lodgment advice. It would be prudent to treat the 5% variation provision as an entitlement and not a privilege, particularly because this is rural land and bushfire is a significant consideration. 

Inspections are by appointment only. To arrange for an inspection, please call Michel on 041 888 7688 or Carolyn on 0409 088 292

THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME.

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