SOLD! ANOTHER WANTED!

This is the ultimate family property in wonderful Wandering. Set on 6.59Ha, this family home is the complete package to rural living retreat or for the family wanting to escape the city.

The home features -
4 large bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
2 living areas, a large open plan living meals overlooked by the country kitchen and a separate lounge and dining room.
Kitchen boasts s/steel gas upright cooker, range hood, dishwasher, walk in pantry, double fridge recess and heaps of cupboard space.
Ceiling fans throughout the home
Full house has wood laminate flooring throughout, except bathrooms which are tastefully tiled.
The home has insulated walls, and double insulated roof, so warmer in winter and significantly cooler in summer.
Double truss roof section (for a solar HWS should you want to put one in)
Instant gas hot water system
Great front veranda to sit an take in the rural lifestyle

On the block you have -
Powered 16x7.5 shed with additional bathroom and wood burner heater. Lean to for two vehicles
Two water tanks with total 173,000L capacity
Fire pit
Chicken coup
Various fruit trees (mini orchard)
Bushfire conscious roof reticulation system
Fully fenced property, plus additional fence surrounding the house, prefect if you have dogs

There is a bus pick up service for Wandering Primary, Boddington Secondary and Narrogin Secondary (Agriculture School).

This is one of the best presented country homes I have seen. If you are even thinking of a country move this one MUST be seen! The property is approx. 10km to the Wandering Town Centre with Community Centre and Oval. 20-25 mins to Boddington (perfect for the mining family), and approximately 45-50mins to Armadale. But don't forget the local wineries of the region. Call to make your appointment to view, or see you at the home open.

Particulars -
Council - Shire Of Wandering
Rates - Shire (Approx $1236) Water (NIL)
Block - 6.59Ha (65,900m2 / 16.29acres approx.)
Built - 2010
Ross Squire Country Kit Home
Drainage - Septic Waste with leach drains

Buyers should make their own enquiries with the Shire into the use of the land should they like to run animals.