26 Connolly Street Pink Lake WA 6450 $1,200,000 Set on 2 hectares of semi-cleared land, this versatile lifestyle property offers spacious family living with the added benefit of a self-contained granny flat-ideal for extended family, guests or independent living. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with open plan kitchen, dining and living at the heart of the home, warmed by a cosy tile fire. An office provides the perfect space for working from home, while charming bay windows and wrap around verandahs add character and country appeal. Adjoining the home is a self-contained 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom granny flat, complete with formal lounge, kitchenette and its own tile fire. With separate access and connection to the main home via a large family/games room, the layout offers both privacy and flexibility. Outdoors is designed for relaxed rural living. Lawns and established gardens frame the home, supported by reticulated bore water, while two rainwater tanks (45,000L combined) supply the house and can be topped up from the bore if required. Entertain year-round in the huge fully enclosed gable-roof patio, featuring windowed surrounds and a pot belly for winter comfort. Additional improvements include: • 6m x 6m powered shed • 3m x 6m powered shed with lean-to • Substantial chicken coop with secure yard Conveniently located just 3.4km from the town centre and only 1.5km to the local IGA, with the local TAFE directly across the road, this property offers the perfect balance of rural space and town convenience.

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26 Connolly Street Pink Lake WA 6450 $1,200,000 Set on 2 hectares of semi-cleared land, this versatile lifestyle property offers spacious family living with the added benefit of a self-contained granny flat-ideal for extended family, guests or independent living. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with open plan kitchen, dining and living at the heart of the home, warmed by a cosy tile fire. An office provides the perfect space for working from home, while charming bay windows and wrap around verandahs add character and country appeal. Adjoining the home is a self-contained 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom granny flat, complete with formal lounge, kitchenette and its own tile fire. With separate access and connection to the main home via a large family/games room, the layout offers both privacy and flexibility. Outdoors is designed for relaxed rural living. Lawns and established gardens frame the home, supported by reticulated bore water, while two rainwater tanks (45,000L combined) supply the house and can be topped up from the bore if required. Entertain year-round in the huge fully enclosed gable-roof patio, featuring windowed surrounds and a pot belly for winter comfort. Additional improvements include: • 6m x 6m powered shed • 3m x 6m powered shed with lean-to • Substantial chicken coop with secure yard Conveniently located just 3.4km from the town centre and only 1.5km to the local IGA, with the local TAFE directly across the road, this property offers the perfect balance of rural space and town convenience.

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26 Connolly Street Pink Lake WA 6450 $1,200,000 Set on 2 hectares of semi-cleared land, this versatile lifestyle property offers spacious family living with the added benefit of a self-contained granny flat-ideal for extended family, guests or independent living. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with open plan kitchen, dining and living at the heart of the home, warmed by a cosy tile fire. An office provides the perfect space for working from home, while charming bay windows and wrap around verandahs add character and country appeal. Adjoining the home is a self-contained 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom granny flat, complete with formal lounge, kitchenette and its own tile fire. With separate access and connection to the main home via a large family/games room, the layout offers both privacy and flexibility. Outdoors is designed for relaxed rural living. Lawns and established gardens frame the home, supported by reticulated bore water, while two rainwater tanks (45,000L combined) supply the house and can be topped up from the bore if required. Entertain year-round in the huge fully enclosed gable-roof patio, featuring windowed surrounds and a pot belly for winter comfort. Additional improvements include: • 6m x 6m powered shed • 3m x 6m powered shed with lean-to • Substantial chicken coop with secure yard Conveniently located just 3.4km from the town centre and only 1.5km to the local IGA, with the local TAFE directly across the road, this property offers the perfect balance of rural space and town convenience.

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26 Connolly Street Pink Lake WA 6450 $1,200,000 Set on 2 hectares of semi-cleared land, this versatile lifestyle property offers spacious family living with the added benefit of a self-contained granny flat-ideal for extended family, guests or independent living. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with open plan kitchen, dining and living at the heart of the home, warmed by a cosy tile fire. An office provides the perfect space for working from home, while charming bay windows and wrap around verandahs add character and country appeal. Adjoining the home is a self-contained 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom granny flat, complete with formal lounge, kitchenette and its own tile fire. With separate access and connection to the main home via a large family/games room, the layout offers both privacy and flexibility. Outdoors is designed for relaxed rural living. Lawns and established gardens frame the home, supported by reticulated bore water, while two rainwater tanks (45,000L combined) supply the house and can be topped up from the bore if required. Entertain year-round in the huge fully enclosed gable-roof patio, featuring windowed surrounds and a pot belly for winter comfort. Additional improvements include: • 6m x 6m powered shed • 3m x 6m powered shed with lean-to • Substantial chicken coop with secure yard Conveniently located just 3.4km from the town centre and only 1.5km to the local IGA, with the local TAFE directly across the road, this property offers the perfect balance of rural space and town convenience.

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26 Connolly Street Pink Lake WA 6450 $1,200,000 Set on 2 hectares of semi-cleared land, this versatile lifestyle property offers spacious family living with the added benefit of a self-contained granny flat-ideal for extended family, guests or independent living. The main residence features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with open plan kitchen, dining and living at the heart of the home, warmed by a cosy tile fire. An office provides the perfect space for working from home, while charming bay windows and wrap around verandahs add character and country appeal. Adjoining the home is a self-contained 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom granny flat, complete with formal lounge, kitchenette and its own tile fire. With separate access and connection to the main home via a large family/games room, the layout offers both privacy and flexibility. Outdoors is designed for relaxed rural living. Lawns and established gardens frame the home, supported by reticulated bore water, while two rainwater tanks (45,000L combined) supply the house and can be topped up from the bore if required. Entertain year-round in the huge fully enclosed gable-roof patio, featuring windowed surrounds and a pot belly for winter comfort. Additional improvements include: • 6m x 6m powered shed • 3m x 6m powered shed with lean-to • Substantial chicken coop with secure yard Conveniently located just 3.4km from the town centre and only 1.5km to the local IGA, with the local TAFE directly across the road, this property offers the perfect balance of rural space and town convenience.

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49 Springfield Drive Springfield WA 6525 $950,000 Welcome to 49 Springfield Road, Springfield - a wonderful opportunity to secure a spacious family home set on approximately 2.14 hectares of fully fenced land, offering privacy, practicality, and endless potential. Built in 2000, this solid brick and tin residence boasts a generous 185sqm floorplan designed for comfortable family living and entertaining. Inside, the home features: 3 spacious bedrooms plus a large study/home office that could easily serve as a 4th bedroom 2 bathrooms Expansive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area Large kitchen with ample bench and storage space Separate activity/games room, ideal as a formal lounge, media room or kids' retreat Large laundry with excellent storage Ceiling fans throughout Split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort Double car garage Fire place Outdoors, the property is perfectly equipped for lifestyle living with: Secure fenced boundaries with front security gate Large driveway with turnaround space for vehicles, trailers or caravans Spacious rear patio ideal for entertaining family and friends Fenced paddocks Bore water supply Septic system Approximately 150,000-170,000 litres of rainwater storage providing excellent drinking water capacity Automatic transfer switch for a 9kVA generator for added peace of mind Offering space, versatility and rural charm, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for families, hobby farmers, or buyers seeking a peaceful lifestyle with room to grow.

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49 Springfield Drive Springfield WA 6525 $950,000 Welcome to 49 Springfield Road, Springfield - a wonderful opportunity to secure a spacious family home set on approximately 2.14 hectares of fully fenced land, offering privacy, practicality, and endless potential. Built in 2000, this solid brick and tin residence boasts a generous 185sqm floorplan designed for comfortable family living and entertaining. Inside, the home features: 3 spacious bedrooms plus a large study/home office that could easily serve as a 4th bedroom 2 bathrooms Expansive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area Large kitchen with ample bench and storage space Separate activity/games room, ideal as a formal lounge, media room or kids' retreat Large laundry with excellent storage Ceiling fans throughout Split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort Double car garage Fire place Outdoors, the property is perfectly equipped for lifestyle living with: Secure fenced boundaries with front security gate Large driveway with turnaround space for vehicles, trailers or caravans Spacious rear patio ideal for entertaining family and friends Fenced paddocks Bore water supply Septic system Approximately 150,000-170,000 litres of rainwater storage providing excellent drinking water capacity Automatic transfer switch for a 9kVA generator for added peace of mind Offering space, versatility and rural charm, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for families, hobby farmers, or buyers seeking a peaceful lifestyle with room to grow.

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49 Springfield Drive Springfield WA 6525 $950,000 Welcome to 49 Springfield Road, Springfield - a wonderful opportunity to secure a spacious family home set on approximately 2.14 hectares of fully fenced land, offering privacy, practicality, and endless potential. Built in 2000, this solid brick and tin residence boasts a generous 185sqm floorplan designed for comfortable family living and entertaining. Inside, the home features: 3 spacious bedrooms plus a large study/home office that could easily serve as a 4th bedroom 2 bathrooms Expansive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area Large kitchen with ample bench and storage space Separate activity/games room, ideal as a formal lounge, media room or kids' retreat Large laundry with excellent storage Ceiling fans throughout Split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort Double car garage Fire place Outdoors, the property is perfectly equipped for lifestyle living with: Secure fenced boundaries with front security gate Large driveway with turnaround space for vehicles, trailers or caravans Spacious rear patio ideal for entertaining family and friends Fenced paddocks Bore water supply Septic system Approximately 150,000-170,000 litres of rainwater storage providing excellent drinking water capacity Automatic transfer switch for a 9kVA generator for added peace of mind Offering space, versatility and rural charm, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for families, hobby farmers, or buyers seeking a peaceful lifestyle with room to grow.

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49 Springfield Drive Springfield WA 6525 $950,000 Welcome to 49 Springfield Road, Springfield - a wonderful opportunity to secure a spacious family home set on approximately 2.14 hectares of fully fenced land, offering privacy, practicality, and endless potential. Built in 2000, this solid brick and tin residence boasts a generous 185sqm floorplan designed for comfortable family living and entertaining. Inside, the home features: 3 spacious bedrooms plus a large study/home office that could easily serve as a 4th bedroom 2 bathrooms Expansive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area Large kitchen with ample bench and storage space Separate activity/games room, ideal as a formal lounge, media room or kids' retreat Large laundry with excellent storage Ceiling fans throughout Split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort Double car garage Fire place Outdoors, the property is perfectly equipped for lifestyle living with: Secure fenced boundaries with front security gate Large driveway with turnaround space for vehicles, trailers or caravans Spacious rear patio ideal for entertaining family and friends Fenced paddocks Bore water supply Septic system Approximately 150,000-170,000 litres of rainwater storage providing excellent drinking water capacity Automatic transfer switch for a 9kVA generator for added peace of mind Offering space, versatility and rural charm, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for families, hobby farmers, or buyers seeking a peaceful lifestyle with room to grow.

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49 Springfield Drive Springfield WA 6525 $950,000 Welcome to 49 Springfield Road, Springfield - a wonderful opportunity to secure a spacious family home set on approximately 2.14 hectares of fully fenced land, offering privacy, practicality, and endless potential. Built in 2000, this solid brick and tin residence boasts a generous 185sqm floorplan designed for comfortable family living and entertaining. Inside, the home features: 3 spacious bedrooms plus a large study/home office that could easily serve as a 4th bedroom 2 bathrooms Expansive open-plan kitchen, living and dining area Large kitchen with ample bench and storage space Separate activity/games room, ideal as a formal lounge, media room or kids' retreat Large laundry with excellent storage Ceiling fans throughout Split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort Double car garage Fire place Outdoors, the property is perfectly equipped for lifestyle living with: Secure fenced boundaries with front security gate Large driveway with turnaround space for vehicles, trailers or caravans Spacious rear patio ideal for entertaining family and friends Fenced paddocks Bore water supply Septic system Approximately 150,000-170,000 litres of rainwater storage providing excellent drinking water capacity Automatic transfer switch for a 9kVA generator for added peace of mind Offering space, versatility and rural charm, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for families, hobby farmers, or buyers seeking a peaceful lifestyle with room to grow.

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3/61 Waldeck Street Geraldton WA 6530 $485,000 Tucked away within a neat and well-maintained complex, this beautifully cared for and presented unit has been lovingly updated and thoughtfully improved by its current owner to create a welcoming, low-maintenance home with plenty of warmth and charm. No expense has been spared. Enjoy relaxed living with a private front patio and garden area, along with a beautifully planted terraced rear garden offering a peaceful outdoor retreat perfect for morning coffee or quiet afternoons. Inside, the semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area feels comfortable and functional, with the kitchen offering ample storage. The home also features refreshed shower room, kitchen, and laundry spaces, new lounge carpet, updated lighting and ceiling fans, new air conditioners, a stylish modern front door and Crimsafe security doors to both the front and rear for added comfort and peace of mind. There are three generous bedrooms, a well-fitted laundry and shower room, while the carport with privacy screening creates an additional private patio and entertaining space. Newly paved pathways, a side gate, gravel side path and new wall-mounted washing line add further practicality and appeal. The terraced rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with established planting, patio area and solar lighting, creating a beautiful and relaxing outdoor setting. Everything here has been carefully considered by the current owner, leaving nothing to do except move in and enjoy. Ideal for downsizers, first home buyers, investors or anyone seeking an easy-care lock-and-leave lifestyle close to shops, beaches, the hospital and CBD in Geraldton. Property Features: Brick and tile home built in 1994 on approximately 273sqm Semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area Kitchen with ample storage Three generous bedrooms Updated shower room, kitchen, and laundry New lounge carpet, Updated lighting and ceiling fans. New air conditioners Stylish modern front door with Crimsafe security doors front and rear Private front garden and patio area Carport with privacy screening plus visitor parking Newly paved paths and side access Terraced rear garden with established planting, patio and solar lighting Deep sewer and NBN connected (FTTP)

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3/61 Waldeck Street Geraldton WA 6530 $485,000 Tucked away within a neat and well-maintained complex, this beautifully cared for and presented unit has been lovingly updated and thoughtfully improved by its current owner to create a welcoming, low-maintenance home with plenty of warmth and charm. No expense has been spared. Enjoy relaxed living with a private front patio and garden area, along with a beautifully planted terraced rear garden offering a peaceful outdoor retreat perfect for morning coffee or quiet afternoons. Inside, the semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area feels comfortable and functional, with the kitchen offering ample storage. The home also features refreshed shower room, kitchen, and laundry spaces, new lounge carpet, updated lighting and ceiling fans, new air conditioners, a stylish modern front door and Crimsafe security doors to both the front and rear for added comfort and peace of mind. There are three generous bedrooms, a well-fitted laundry and shower room, while the carport with privacy screening creates an additional private patio and entertaining space. Newly paved pathways, a side gate, gravel side path and new wall-mounted washing line add further practicality and appeal. The terraced rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with established planting, patio area and solar lighting, creating a beautiful and relaxing outdoor setting. Everything here has been carefully considered by the current owner, leaving nothing to do except move in and enjoy. Ideal for downsizers, first home buyers, investors or anyone seeking an easy-care lock-and-leave lifestyle close to shops, beaches, the hospital and CBD in Geraldton. Property Features: Brick and tile home built in 1994 on approximately 273sqm Semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area Kitchen with ample storage Three generous bedrooms Updated shower room, kitchen, and laundry New lounge carpet, Updated lighting and ceiling fans. New air conditioners Stylish modern front door with Crimsafe security doors front and rear Private front garden and patio area Carport with privacy screening plus visitor parking Newly paved paths and side access Terraced rear garden with established planting, patio and solar lighting Deep sewer and NBN connected (FTTP)

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3/61 Waldeck Street Geraldton WA 6530 $485,000 Tucked away within a neat and well-maintained complex, this beautifully cared for and presented unit has been lovingly updated and thoughtfully improved by its current owner to create a welcoming, low-maintenance home with plenty of warmth and charm. No expense has been spared. Enjoy relaxed living with a private front patio and garden area, along with a beautifully planted terraced rear garden offering a peaceful outdoor retreat perfect for morning coffee or quiet afternoons. Inside, the semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area feels comfortable and functional, with the kitchen offering ample storage. The home also features refreshed shower room, kitchen, and laundry spaces, new lounge carpet, updated lighting and ceiling fans, new air conditioners, a stylish modern front door and Crimsafe security doors to both the front and rear for added comfort and peace of mind. There are three generous bedrooms, a well-fitted laundry and shower room, while the carport with privacy screening creates an additional private patio and entertaining space. Newly paved pathways, a side gate, gravel side path and new wall-mounted washing line add further practicality and appeal. The terraced rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with established planting, patio area and solar lighting, creating a beautiful and relaxing outdoor setting. Everything here has been carefully considered by the current owner, leaving nothing to do except move in and enjoy. Ideal for downsizers, first home buyers, investors or anyone seeking an easy-care lock-and-leave lifestyle close to shops, beaches, the hospital and CBD in Geraldton. Property Features: Brick and tile home built in 1994 on approximately 273sqm Semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area Kitchen with ample storage Three generous bedrooms Updated shower room, kitchen, and laundry New lounge carpet, Updated lighting and ceiling fans. New air conditioners Stylish modern front door with Crimsafe security doors front and rear Private front garden and patio area Carport with privacy screening plus visitor parking Newly paved paths and side access Terraced rear garden with established planting, patio and solar lighting Deep sewer and NBN connected (FTTP)

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3/61 Waldeck Street Geraldton WA 6530 $485,000 Tucked away within a neat and well-maintained complex, this beautifully cared for and presented unit has been lovingly updated and thoughtfully improved by its current owner to create a welcoming, low-maintenance home with plenty of warmth and charm. No expense has been spared. Enjoy relaxed living with a private front patio and garden area, along with a beautifully planted terraced rear garden offering a peaceful outdoor retreat perfect for morning coffee or quiet afternoons. Inside, the semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area feels comfortable and functional, with the kitchen offering ample storage. The home also features refreshed shower room, kitchen, and laundry spaces, new lounge carpet, updated lighting and ceiling fans, new air conditioners, a stylish modern front door and Crimsafe security doors to both the front and rear for added comfort and peace of mind. There are three generous bedrooms, a well-fitted laundry and shower room, while the carport with privacy screening creates an additional private patio and entertaining space. Newly paved pathways, a side gate, gravel side path and new wall-mounted washing line add further practicality and appeal. The terraced rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with established planting, patio area and solar lighting, creating a beautiful and relaxing outdoor setting. Everything here has been carefully considered by the current owner, leaving nothing to do except move in and enjoy. Ideal for downsizers, first home buyers, investors or anyone seeking an easy-care lock-and-leave lifestyle close to shops, beaches, the hospital and CBD in Geraldton. Property Features: Brick and tile home built in 1994 on approximately 273sqm Semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area Kitchen with ample storage Three generous bedrooms Updated shower room, kitchen, and laundry New lounge carpet, Updated lighting and ceiling fans. New air conditioners Stylish modern front door with Crimsafe security doors front and rear Private front garden and patio area Carport with privacy screening plus visitor parking Newly paved paths and side access Terraced rear garden with established planting, patio and solar lighting Deep sewer and NBN connected (FTTP)

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3/61 Waldeck Street Geraldton WA 6530 $485,000 Tucked away within a neat and well-maintained complex, this beautifully cared for and presented unit has been lovingly updated and thoughtfully improved by its current owner to create a welcoming, low-maintenance home with plenty of warmth and charm. No expense has been spared. Enjoy relaxed living with a private front patio and garden area, along with a beautifully planted terraced rear garden offering a peaceful outdoor retreat perfect for morning coffee or quiet afternoons. Inside, the semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area feels comfortable and functional, with the kitchen offering ample storage. The home also features refreshed shower room, kitchen, and laundry spaces, new lounge carpet, updated lighting and ceiling fans, new air conditioners, a stylish modern front door and Crimsafe security doors to both the front and rear for added comfort and peace of mind. There are three generous bedrooms, a well-fitted laundry and shower room, while the carport with privacy screening creates an additional private patio and entertaining space. Newly paved pathways, a side gate, gravel side path and new wall-mounted washing line add further practicality and appeal. The terraced rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped with established planting, patio area and solar lighting, creating a beautiful and relaxing outdoor setting. Everything here has been carefully considered by the current owner, leaving nothing to do except move in and enjoy. Ideal for downsizers, first home buyers, investors or anyone seeking an easy-care lock-and-leave lifestyle close to shops, beaches, the hospital and CBD in Geraldton. Property Features: Brick and tile home built in 1994 on approximately 273sqm Semi open-plan living, dining and kitchen area Kitchen with ample storage Three generous bedrooms Updated shower room, kitchen, and laundry New lounge carpet, Updated lighting and ceiling fans. New air conditioners Stylish modern front door with Crimsafe security doors front and rear Private front garden and patio area Carport with privacy screening plus visitor parking Newly paved paths and side access Terraced rear garden with established planting, patio and solar lighting Deep sewer and NBN connected (FTTP)

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279 Hampton Road Northampton WA 6535 $539,000 It says a lot about a property when an owner has a home built in 1984, raises her family there, and only now is moving on and thinking about the downsize options. During that time, the home has been modernised and beautifully looked after and this is your opportunity to be only the second new owner. Now that is rare!! Plus you get to enjoy the great lifestyle an Historic town like Northampton offers. 1217 m2 block. 1984 Built Brick & Tile. 4 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Stunning Kitchen with Scullery. Full-length Sunroom across the back of the home with a beautiful outlook to the hills. Large enclosed side Patio. Double garage next to the home. Garden Shed. Roller Shutters everywhere except the back door. Large second storage shed. Back up Generator included in case of power outages. 12 Solar Panels. Solar Hart Hot Water. R/C Air Conditioners x 2. Cozy Wood Heater. Council rates. $1822.00pa Water rates. $290.00 pa NORTHAMPTON Northampton is a historic, charming town in Western Australia's Coral Coast region, located 52 km north of Geraldton. As one of WA's oldest settlements (est. 1864) and a National Trust classified heritage town, it features 19th-century convict-built buildings, rich copper mining history, and serves as a gateway to Kalbarri, Horrocks Beach, and Port Gregory and just 52 kms from Geraldton. This home is located on Hampton Road and this is the main road that runs through the centre of town. There are plans for a Bypass road around the back of Geraldton and Northampton however, there is no firm timeframe at this stage.

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279 Hampton Road Northampton WA 6535 $539,000 It says a lot about a property when an owner has a home built in 1984, raises her family there, and only now is moving on and thinking about the downsize options. During that time, the home has been modernised and beautifully looked after and this is your opportunity to be only the second new owner. Now that is rare!! Plus you get to enjoy the great lifestyle an Historic town like Northampton offers. 1217 m2 block. 1984 Built Brick & Tile. 4 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Stunning Kitchen with Scullery. Full-length Sunroom across the back of the home with a beautiful outlook to the hills. Large enclosed side Patio. Double garage next to the home. Garden Shed. Roller Shutters everywhere except the back door. Large second storage shed. Back up Generator included in case of power outages. 12 Solar Panels. Solar Hart Hot Water. R/C Air Conditioners x 2. Cozy Wood Heater. Council rates. $1822.00pa Water rates. $290.00 pa NORTHAMPTON Northampton is a historic, charming town in Western Australia's Coral Coast region, located 52 km north of Geraldton. As one of WA's oldest settlements (est. 1864) and a National Trust classified heritage town, it features 19th-century convict-built buildings, rich copper mining history, and serves as a gateway to Kalbarri, Horrocks Beach, and Port Gregory and just 52 kms from Geraldton. This home is located on Hampton Road and this is the main road that runs through the centre of town. There are plans for a Bypass road around the back of Geraldton and Northampton however, there is no firm timeframe at this stage.

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279 Hampton Road Northampton WA 6535 $539,000 It says a lot about a property when an owner has a home built in 1984, raises her family there, and only now is moving on and thinking about the downsize options. During that time, the home has been modernised and beautifully looked after and this is your opportunity to be only the second new owner. Now that is rare!! Plus you get to enjoy the great lifestyle an Historic town like Northampton offers. 1217 m2 block. 1984 Built Brick & Tile. 4 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Stunning Kitchen with Scullery. Full-length Sunroom across the back of the home with a beautiful outlook to the hills. Large enclosed side Patio. Double garage next to the home. Garden Shed. Roller Shutters everywhere except the back door. Large second storage shed. Back up Generator included in case of power outages. 12 Solar Panels. Solar Hart Hot Water. R/C Air Conditioners x 2. Cozy Wood Heater. Council rates. $1822.00pa Water rates. $290.00 pa NORTHAMPTON Northampton is a historic, charming town in Western Australia's Coral Coast region, located 52 km north of Geraldton. As one of WA's oldest settlements (est. 1864) and a National Trust classified heritage town, it features 19th-century convict-built buildings, rich copper mining history, and serves as a gateway to Kalbarri, Horrocks Beach, and Port Gregory and just 52 kms from Geraldton. This home is located on Hampton Road and this is the main road that runs through the centre of town. There are plans for a Bypass road around the back of Geraldton and Northampton however, there is no firm timeframe at this stage.

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279 Hampton Road Northampton WA 6535 $539,000 It says a lot about a property when an owner has a home built in 1984, raises her family there, and only now is moving on and thinking about the downsize options. During that time, the home has been modernised and beautifully looked after and this is your opportunity to be only the second new owner. Now that is rare!! Plus you get to enjoy the great lifestyle an Historic town like Northampton offers. 1217 m2 block. 1984 Built Brick & Tile. 4 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Stunning Kitchen with Scullery. Full-length Sunroom across the back of the home with a beautiful outlook to the hills. Large enclosed side Patio. Double garage next to the home. Garden Shed. Roller Shutters everywhere except the back door. Large second storage shed. Back up Generator included in case of power outages. 12 Solar Panels. Solar Hart Hot Water. R/C Air Conditioners x 2. Cozy Wood Heater. Council rates. $1822.00pa Water rates. $290.00 pa NORTHAMPTON Northampton is a historic, charming town in Western Australia's Coral Coast region, located 52 km north of Geraldton. As one of WA's oldest settlements (est. 1864) and a National Trust classified heritage town, it features 19th-century convict-built buildings, rich copper mining history, and serves as a gateway to Kalbarri, Horrocks Beach, and Port Gregory and just 52 kms from Geraldton. This home is located on Hampton Road and this is the main road that runs through the centre of town. There are plans for a Bypass road around the back of Geraldton and Northampton however, there is no firm timeframe at this stage.

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279 Hampton Road Northampton WA 6535 $539,000 It says a lot about a property when an owner has a home built in 1984, raises her family there, and only now is moving on and thinking about the downsize options. During that time, the home has been modernised and beautifully looked after and this is your opportunity to be only the second new owner. Now that is rare!! Plus you get to enjoy the great lifestyle an Historic town like Northampton offers. 1217 m2 block. 1984 Built Brick & Tile. 4 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Stunning Kitchen with Scullery. Full-length Sunroom across the back of the home with a beautiful outlook to the hills. Large enclosed side Patio. Double garage next to the home. Garden Shed. Roller Shutters everywhere except the back door. Large second storage shed. Back up Generator included in case of power outages. 12 Solar Panels. Solar Hart Hot Water. R/C Air Conditioners x 2. Cozy Wood Heater. Council rates. $1822.00pa Water rates. $290.00 pa NORTHAMPTON Northampton is a historic, charming town in Western Australia's Coral Coast region, located 52 km north of Geraldton. As one of WA's oldest settlements (est. 1864) and a National Trust classified heritage town, it features 19th-century convict-built buildings, rich copper mining history, and serves as a gateway to Kalbarri, Horrocks Beach, and Port Gregory and just 52 kms from Geraldton. This home is located on Hampton Road and this is the main road that runs through the centre of town. There are plans for a Bypass road around the back of Geraldton and Northampton however, there is no firm timeframe at this stage.

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201 Clackline-Toodyay Rd Clackline WA 6564 $999,000 A rare meeting of scale, privacy and natural beauty, this 10.8-hectare rural property delivers a life genuinely connected to the land – with a thoughtfully designed family home at its centre and a 180-degree panorama of valleys, farmland and distant ranges that is simply impossible to look away from. 3 bed, 2 bath & office/study 2004-built brick and iron Stunning 180° valley outlook Glass-wrapped open plan South-facing patio & lookout Powered workshop & lean-to Gabled alfresco entertaining Stable, tack room, paddocks 10.81 hectares – 26.7 acres Adjoins Clackline Reserve The approach alone sets the tone. A long driveway climbs through a natural landscape of Wandoo and grass trees, the salmon-pink trunks of the Wandoo mirroring the warm tones of the soil beneath. Halfway up, the working heart of the property reveals itself – a large, powered workshop with lean-to and a three-stall shelter with power and water connecting to two fenced paddocks. A winter dam draws a rotating cast of local wildlife to the property. By the time you reach the top of the block, the sense of arrival is complete, with views that open in every direction. The Country Builders home is oriented to make the most of its elevated position. An expanse of glazing frames the outlook from the open-plan living area, where the landscape becomes the interior’s defining feature. A slow-combustion fireplace anchors the room during the cooler months, and ducted evaporative cooling keeps the summer comfortable. The kitchen is fitted with a four-burner gas hob, electric oven, and dishwasher; the cabinetry, finished in a soft eucalyptus green, gives the space a quiet, considered character that feels at home in its surroundings. Picture a Sunday morning: coffee in hand, sliding door open, breakfast on the south-facing patio with nothing in front of you but valley and sky. A central hallway runs north to south through the home. At the southern end, the principal suite wraps the corner with large windows that frame the changing landscape from bed – sunrise over the ranges, mist sitting in the valley floor, the fronds of grass trees catching afternoon light. A sliding door opens directly to the patio. It is hard to imagine a better way to start the day. To the north, the hallway passes a family bathroom with a tub, shower and vanity, then a walk-through laundry with a separate WC and built-in linen press, before reaching two generous junior bedrooms, each with built-in robes. There is also a dedicated home office a practical and well-placed concession to the realities of modern work life, large enough to become a fourth bedroom if you were to add doors and a robe. A gabled alfresco extends across the entire rear of the home, large enough for a party-size table and, should the mood take you, a pool table. A gate in the rear boundary fence opens directly to the Clackline Reserve – effectively extending the property into the bush beyond. Think about what that means for a family: the kids disappear into the reserve after school, horses are fed before dinner, and the workshop is always busy with something. Weekends fill themselves. There is a rhythm to life here that is difficult to replicate closer to the city – unhurried mornings, evenings around the table comparing notes on the day, plans forming for what comes next. The property offers genuine scope to accommodate horses, a home business or simply the desire for space and a slower pace.

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201 Clackline-Toodyay Rd Clackline WA 6564 $999,000 A rare meeting of scale, privacy and natural beauty, this 10.8-hectare rural property delivers a life genuinely connected to the land – with a thoughtfully designed family home at its centre and a 180-degree panorama of valleys, farmland and distant ranges that is simply impossible to look away from. 3 bed, 2 bath & office/study 2004-built brick and iron Stunning 180° valley outlook Glass-wrapped open plan South-facing patio & lookout Powered workshop & lean-to Gabled alfresco entertaining Stable, tack room, paddocks 10.81 hectares – 26.7 acres Adjoins Clackline Reserve The approach alone sets the tone. A long driveway climbs through a natural landscape of Wandoo and grass trees, the salmon-pink trunks of the Wandoo mirroring the warm tones of the soil beneath. Halfway up, the working heart of the property reveals itself – a large, powered workshop with lean-to and a three-stall shelter with power and water connecting to two fenced paddocks. A winter dam draws a rotating cast of local wildlife to the property. By the time you reach the top of the block, the sense of arrival is complete, with views that open in every direction. The Country Builders home is oriented to make the most of its elevated position. An expanse of glazing frames the outlook from the open-plan living area, where the landscape becomes the interior’s defining feature. A slow-combustion fireplace anchors the room during the cooler months, and ducted evaporative cooling keeps the summer comfortable. The kitchen is fitted with a four-burner gas hob, electric oven, and dishwasher; the cabinetry, finished in a soft eucalyptus green, gives the space a quiet, considered character that feels at home in its surroundings. Picture a Sunday morning: coffee in hand, sliding door open, breakfast on the south-facing patio with nothing in front of you but valley and sky. A central hallway runs north to south through the home. At the southern end, the principal suite wraps the corner with large windows that frame the changing landscape from bed – sunrise over the ranges, mist sitting in the valley floor, the fronds of grass trees catching afternoon light. A sliding door opens directly to the patio. It is hard to imagine a better way to start the day. To the north, the hallway passes a family bathroom with a tub, shower and vanity, then a walk-through laundry with a separate WC and built-in linen press, before reaching two generous junior bedrooms, each with built-in robes. There is also a dedicated home office a practical and well-placed concession to the realities of modern work life, large enough to become a fourth bedroom if you were to add doors and a robe. A gabled alfresco extends across the entire rear of the home, large enough for a party-size table and, should the mood take you, a pool table. A gate in the rear boundary fence opens directly to the Clackline Reserve – effectively extending the property into the bush beyond. Think about what that means for a family: the kids disappear into the reserve after school, horses are fed before dinner, and the workshop is always busy with something. Weekends fill themselves. There is a rhythm to life here that is difficult to replicate closer to the city – unhurried mornings, evenings around the table comparing notes on the day, plans forming for what comes next. The property offers genuine scope to accommodate horses, a home business or simply the desire for space and a slower pace.

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201 Clackline-Toodyay Rd Clackline WA 6564 $999,000 A rare meeting of scale, privacy and natural beauty, this 10.8-hectare rural property delivers a life genuinely connected to the land – with a thoughtfully designed family home at its centre and a 180-degree panorama of valleys, farmland and distant ranges that is simply impossible to look away from. 3 bed, 2 bath & office/study 2004-built brick and iron Stunning 180° valley outlook Glass-wrapped open plan South-facing patio & lookout Powered workshop & lean-to Gabled alfresco entertaining Stable, tack room, paddocks 10.81 hectares – 26.7 acres Adjoins Clackline Reserve The approach alone sets the tone. A long driveway climbs through a natural landscape of Wandoo and grass trees, the salmon-pink trunks of the Wandoo mirroring the warm tones of the soil beneath. Halfway up, the working heart of the property reveals itself – a large, powered workshop with lean-to and a three-stall shelter with power and water connecting to two fenced paddocks. A winter dam draws a rotating cast of local wildlife to the property. By the time you reach the top of the block, the sense of arrival is complete, with views that open in every direction. The Country Builders home is oriented to make the most of its elevated position. An expanse of glazing frames the outlook from the open-plan living area, where the landscape becomes the interior’s defining feature. A slow-combustion fireplace anchors the room during the cooler months, and ducted evaporative cooling keeps the summer comfortable. The kitchen is fitted with a four-burner gas hob, electric oven, and dishwasher; the cabinetry, finished in a soft eucalyptus green, gives the space a quiet, considered character that feels at home in its surroundings. Picture a Sunday morning: coffee in hand, sliding door open, breakfast on the south-facing patio with nothing in front of you but valley and sky. A central hallway runs north to south through the home. At the southern end, the principal suite wraps the corner with large windows that frame the changing landscape from bed – sunrise over the ranges, mist sitting in the valley floor, the fronds of grass trees catching afternoon light. A sliding door opens directly to the patio. It is hard to imagine a better way to start the day. To the north, the hallway passes a family bathroom with a tub, shower and vanity, then a walk-through laundry with a separate WC and built-in linen press, before reaching two generous junior bedrooms, each with built-in robes. There is also a dedicated home office a practical and well-placed concession to the realities of modern work life, large enough to become a fourth bedroom if you were to add doors and a robe. A gabled alfresco extends across the entire rear of the home, large enough for a party-size table and, should the mood take you, a pool table. A gate in the rear boundary fence opens directly to the Clackline Reserve – effectively extending the property into the bush beyond. Think about what that means for a family: the kids disappear into the reserve after school, horses are fed before dinner, and the workshop is always busy with something. Weekends fill themselves. There is a rhythm to life here that is difficult to replicate closer to the city – unhurried mornings, evenings around the table comparing notes on the day, plans forming for what comes next. The property offers genuine scope to accommodate horses, a home business or simply the desire for space and a slower pace.

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201 Clackline-Toodyay Rd Clackline WA 6564 $999,000 A rare meeting of scale, privacy and natural beauty, this 10.8-hectare rural property delivers a life genuinely connected to the land – with a thoughtfully designed family home at its centre and a 180-degree panorama of valleys, farmland and distant ranges that is simply impossible to look away from. 3 bed, 2 bath & office/study 2004-built brick and iron Stunning 180° valley outlook Glass-wrapped open plan South-facing patio & lookout Powered workshop & lean-to Gabled alfresco entertaining Stable, tack room, paddocks 10.81 hectares – 26.7 acres Adjoins Clackline Reserve The approach alone sets the tone. A long driveway climbs through a natural landscape of Wandoo and grass trees, the salmon-pink trunks of the Wandoo mirroring the warm tones of the soil beneath. Halfway up, the working heart of the property reveals itself – a large, powered workshop with lean-to and a three-stall shelter with power and water connecting to two fenced paddocks. A winter dam draws a rotating cast of local wildlife to the property. By the time you reach the top of the block, the sense of arrival is complete, with views that open in every direction. The Country Builders home is oriented to make the most of its elevated position. An expanse of glazing frames the outlook from the open-plan living area, where the landscape becomes the interior’s defining feature. A slow-combustion fireplace anchors the room during the cooler months, and ducted evaporative cooling keeps the summer comfortable. The kitchen is fitted with a four-burner gas hob, electric oven, and dishwasher; the cabinetry, finished in a soft eucalyptus green, gives the space a quiet, considered character that feels at home in its surroundings. Picture a Sunday morning: coffee in hand, sliding door open, breakfast on the south-facing patio with nothing in front of you but valley and sky. A central hallway runs north to south through the home. At the southern end, the principal suite wraps the corner with large windows that frame the changing landscape from bed – sunrise over the ranges, mist sitting in the valley floor, the fronds of grass trees catching afternoon light. A sliding door opens directly to the patio. It is hard to imagine a better way to start the day. To the north, the hallway passes a family bathroom with a tub, shower and vanity, then a walk-through laundry with a separate WC and built-in linen press, before reaching two generous junior bedrooms, each with built-in robes. There is also a dedicated home office a practical and well-placed concession to the realities of modern work life, large enough to become a fourth bedroom if you were to add doors and a robe. A gabled alfresco extends across the entire rear of the home, large enough for a party-size table and, should the mood take you, a pool table. A gate in the rear boundary fence opens directly to the Clackline Reserve – effectively extending the property into the bush beyond. Think about what that means for a family: the kids disappear into the reserve after school, horses are fed before dinner, and the workshop is always busy with something. Weekends fill themselves. There is a rhythm to life here that is difficult to replicate closer to the city – unhurried mornings, evenings around the table comparing notes on the day, plans forming for what comes next. The property offers genuine scope to accommodate horses, a home business or simply the desire for space and a slower pace.

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201 Clackline-Toodyay Rd Clackline WA 6564 $999,000 A rare meeting of scale, privacy and natural beauty, this 10.8-hectare rural property delivers a life genuinely connected to the land – with a thoughtfully designed family home at its centre and a 180-degree panorama of valleys, farmland and distant ranges that is simply impossible to look away from. 3 bed, 2 bath & office/study 2004-built brick and iron Stunning 180° valley outlook Glass-wrapped open plan South-facing patio & lookout Powered workshop & lean-to Gabled alfresco entertaining Stable, tack room, paddocks 10.81 hectares – 26.7 acres Adjoins Clackline Reserve The approach alone sets the tone. A long driveway climbs through a natural landscape of Wandoo and grass trees, the salmon-pink trunks of the Wandoo mirroring the warm tones of the soil beneath. Halfway up, the working heart of the property reveals itself – a large, powered workshop with lean-to and a three-stall shelter with power and water connecting to two fenced paddocks. A winter dam draws a rotating cast of local wildlife to the property. By the time you reach the top of the block, the sense of arrival is complete, with views that open in every direction. The Country Builders home is oriented to make the most of its elevated position. An expanse of glazing frames the outlook from the open-plan living area, where the landscape becomes the interior’s defining feature. A slow-combustion fireplace anchors the room during the cooler months, and ducted evaporative cooling keeps the summer comfortable. The kitchen is fitted with a four-burner gas hob, electric oven, and dishwasher; the cabinetry, finished in a soft eucalyptus green, gives the space a quiet, considered character that feels at home in its surroundings. Picture a Sunday morning: coffee in hand, sliding door open, breakfast on the south-facing patio with nothing in front of you but valley and sky. A central hallway runs north to south through the home. At the southern end, the principal suite wraps the corner with large windows that frame the changing landscape from bed – sunrise over the ranges, mist sitting in the valley floor, the fronds of grass trees catching afternoon light. A sliding door opens directly to the patio. It is hard to imagine a better way to start the day. To the north, the hallway passes a family bathroom with a tub, shower and vanity, then a walk-through laundry with a separate WC and built-in linen press, before reaching two generous junior bedrooms, each with built-in robes. There is also a dedicated home office a practical and well-placed concession to the realities of modern work life, large enough to become a fourth bedroom if you were to add doors and a robe. A gabled alfresco extends across the entire rear of the home, large enough for a party-size table and, should the mood take you, a pool table. A gate in the rear boundary fence opens directly to the Clackline Reserve – effectively extending the property into the bush beyond. Think about what that means for a family: the kids disappear into the reserve after school, horses are fed before dinner, and the workshop is always busy with something. Weekends fill themselves. There is a rhythm to life here that is difficult to replicate closer to the city – unhurried mornings, evenings around the table comparing notes on the day, plans forming for what comes next. The property offers genuine scope to accommodate horses, a home business or simply the desire for space and a slower pace.

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570 Illarra Cl Stoneville WA 6081 $1,450,000 This property has been renovated with the kind of care that improves everything without erasing what was already good. The original bones – raked timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams, a central chimney piece – are all still doing their job; they have simply been given better company. Eight acres of bushland, a wraparound verandah, dual-aspect glazing that pulls light deep into the plan – it adds up to a home that feels complete, settled, and genuinely hard to leave. 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1984-built brick and iron Impeccably renovated New kitchen and baths Exp beams raked ceilings Fully fenced auto entry 9 x 6 powered workshop 3.3 hectare/ 8.15 acres Mains Water Cul-de-sac hideaway Step inside, and the home’s original character is immediately apparent – and very much intact. White-painted timber panelling, raked pine-lined ceilings with exposed beams, and a central brick chimney piece that anchors the whole plan: the renovation has worked with these elements rather than over them, adding a new kitchen, new bathrooms and new flooring that sit comfortably alongside what was already here. The chimney quietly defines the boundary between the formal lounge and dining room and the open-plan kitchen and family room without ever closing them off from one another. A slow-combustion fireplace faces the kitchen/family side; an open fireplace faces the other. In the cooler months, both rooms gather around their respective hearths; in warmer weather, split system air conditioning keeps the house comfortable throughout. The kitchen is the home’s brightest room – deliberately so. A square island with stone benchtops sits at its centre, with an integrated breakfast bar along two sides and storage along the other two. High-quality appliances include an induction cooktop, 900mm wall oven, integrated dishwasher and rangehood. A walk-in pantry supplements generous under-bench cabinetry. A run of north-facing windows draws light deep into the plan and blurs the boundary between interior and garden – the room has the quality of floating within the landscape. The chimney’s role as an organisational device rather than a barrier means that daily life can expand or contract as occasion demands. Breakfast at the island bench, casual evenings in the family room, and more considered meals or gatherings that naturally spill into the formal dining and lounge or out onto the verandah – the plan accommodates all of it without effort. The dining room enjoys a northerly aspect; the formal lounge looks out across a reticulated lawn to the trunks of tall eucalypts beyond. Three junior bedrooms sit at the entry end of the plan, each fitted with built-in robes, ceiling fans, split-system air conditioning, and plush carpet. They share a renovated family bathroom – a calm, considered space with a freestanding tub positioned to take in bush views. The laundry has been given the same quality of attention, with built-in storage and a generous run of bench that makes short work of sorting and folding. The principal suite occupies the eastern end of the home with its own verandah access via a sliding door, a renovated ensuite, and a walk-in robe that was created by absorbing a redundant hallway – now fitted with drawers along two walls, ample hanging space and integrated lighting. Outside, the verandah wraps the full perimeter of the house. To the north, a fenced home paddock and raised vegetable beds, to the south, a landscape of tall gums and grass trees. The current owners have managed this land with a careful hand – clearing excessive undergrowth without erasing the natural character that defines it. The result sits precisely at the point where a garden becomes something larger. The property is fully fenced with dog-proof fencing, accessed via an automatic solar-powered gate, and connected to mains water. Automatic zoned reticulation serves the lawns and garden beds, and roof sprinklers provide additional peace of mind. A freestanding powered workshop – 9 x 6 metres with a concrete floor – completes the picture. Mundaring village is an easy drive, with schools, shops and community close at hand. A thoughtful renovation has given this Perth Hills home a character that feels completely of its time and entirely its own – tall gums, grass trees, dappled shade and clear light framing it on all sides.

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570 Illarra Cl Stoneville WA 6081 $1,450,000 This property has been renovated with the kind of care that improves everything without erasing what was already good. The original bones – raked timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams, a central chimney piece – are all still doing their job; they have simply been given better company. Eight acres of bushland, a wraparound verandah, dual-aspect glazing that pulls light deep into the plan – it adds up to a home that feels complete, settled, and genuinely hard to leave. 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1984-built brick and iron Impeccably renovated New kitchen and baths Exp beams raked ceilings Fully fenced auto entry 9 x 6 powered workshop 3.3 hectare/ 8.15 acres Mains Water Cul-de-sac hideaway Step inside, and the home’s original character is immediately apparent – and very much intact. White-painted timber panelling, raked pine-lined ceilings with exposed beams, and a central brick chimney piece that anchors the whole plan: the renovation has worked with these elements rather than over them, adding a new kitchen, new bathrooms and new flooring that sit comfortably alongside what was already here. The chimney quietly defines the boundary between the formal lounge and dining room and the open-plan kitchen and family room without ever closing them off from one another. A slow-combustion fireplace faces the kitchen/family side; an open fireplace faces the other. In the cooler months, both rooms gather around their respective hearths; in warmer weather, split system air conditioning keeps the house comfortable throughout. The kitchen is the home’s brightest room – deliberately so. A square island with stone benchtops sits at its centre, with an integrated breakfast bar along two sides and storage along the other two. High-quality appliances include an induction cooktop, 900mm wall oven, integrated dishwasher and rangehood. A walk-in pantry supplements generous under-bench cabinetry. A run of north-facing windows draws light deep into the plan and blurs the boundary between interior and garden – the room has the quality of floating within the landscape. The chimney’s role as an organisational device rather than a barrier means that daily life can expand or contract as occasion demands. Breakfast at the island bench, casual evenings in the family room, and more considered meals or gatherings that naturally spill into the formal dining and lounge or out onto the verandah – the plan accommodates all of it without effort. The dining room enjoys a northerly aspect; the formal lounge looks out across a reticulated lawn to the trunks of tall eucalypts beyond. Three junior bedrooms sit at the entry end of the plan, each fitted with built-in robes, ceiling fans, split-system air conditioning, and plush carpet. They share a renovated family bathroom – a calm, considered space with a freestanding tub positioned to take in bush views. The laundry has been given the same quality of attention, with built-in storage and a generous run of bench that makes short work of sorting and folding. The principal suite occupies the eastern end of the home with its own verandah access via a sliding door, a renovated ensuite, and a walk-in robe that was created by absorbing a redundant hallway – now fitted with drawers along two walls, ample hanging space and integrated lighting. Outside, the verandah wraps the full perimeter of the house. To the north, a fenced home paddock and raised vegetable beds, to the south, a landscape of tall gums and grass trees. The current owners have managed this land with a careful hand – clearing excessive undergrowth without erasing the natural character that defines it. The result sits precisely at the point where a garden becomes something larger. The property is fully fenced with dog-proof fencing, accessed via an automatic solar-powered gate, and connected to mains water. Automatic zoned reticulation serves the lawns and garden beds, and roof sprinklers provide additional peace of mind. A freestanding powered workshop – 9 x 6 metres with a concrete floor – completes the picture. Mundaring village is an easy drive, with schools, shops and community close at hand. A thoughtful renovation has given this Perth Hills home a character that feels completely of its time and entirely its own – tall gums, grass trees, dappled shade and clear light framing it on all sides.

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570 Illarra Cl Stoneville WA 6081 $1,450,000 This property has been renovated with the kind of care that improves everything without erasing what was already good. The original bones – raked timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams, a central chimney piece – are all still doing their job; they have simply been given better company. Eight acres of bushland, a wraparound verandah, dual-aspect glazing that pulls light deep into the plan – it adds up to a home that feels complete, settled, and genuinely hard to leave. 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1984-built brick and iron Impeccably renovated New kitchen and baths Exp beams raked ceilings Fully fenced auto entry 9 x 6 powered workshop 3.3 hectare/ 8.15 acres Mains Water Cul-de-sac hideaway Step inside, and the home’s original character is immediately apparent – and very much intact. White-painted timber panelling, raked pine-lined ceilings with exposed beams, and a central brick chimney piece that anchors the whole plan: the renovation has worked with these elements rather than over them, adding a new kitchen, new bathrooms and new flooring that sit comfortably alongside what was already here. The chimney quietly defines the boundary between the formal lounge and dining room and the open-plan kitchen and family room without ever closing them off from one another. A slow-combustion fireplace faces the kitchen/family side; an open fireplace faces the other. In the cooler months, both rooms gather around their respective hearths; in warmer weather, split system air conditioning keeps the house comfortable throughout. The kitchen is the home’s brightest room – deliberately so. A square island with stone benchtops sits at its centre, with an integrated breakfast bar along two sides and storage along the other two. High-quality appliances include an induction cooktop, 900mm wall oven, integrated dishwasher and rangehood. A walk-in pantry supplements generous under-bench cabinetry. A run of north-facing windows draws light deep into the plan and blurs the boundary between interior and garden – the room has the quality of floating within the landscape. The chimney’s role as an organisational device rather than a barrier means that daily life can expand or contract as occasion demands. Breakfast at the island bench, casual evenings in the family room, and more considered meals or gatherings that naturally spill into the formal dining and lounge or out onto the verandah – the plan accommodates all of it without effort. The dining room enjoys a northerly aspect; the formal lounge looks out across a reticulated lawn to the trunks of tall eucalypts beyond. Three junior bedrooms sit at the entry end of the plan, each fitted with built-in robes, ceiling fans, split-system air conditioning, and plush carpet. They share a renovated family bathroom – a calm, considered space with a freestanding tub positioned to take in bush views. The laundry has been given the same quality of attention, with built-in storage and a generous run of bench that makes short work of sorting and folding. The principal suite occupies the eastern end of the home with its own verandah access via a sliding door, a renovated ensuite, and a walk-in robe that was created by absorbing a redundant hallway – now fitted with drawers along two walls, ample hanging space and integrated lighting. Outside, the verandah wraps the full perimeter of the house. To the north, a fenced home paddock and raised vegetable beds, to the south, a landscape of tall gums and grass trees. The current owners have managed this land with a careful hand – clearing excessive undergrowth without erasing the natural character that defines it. The result sits precisely at the point where a garden becomes something larger. The property is fully fenced with dog-proof fencing, accessed via an automatic solar-powered gate, and connected to mains water. Automatic zoned reticulation serves the lawns and garden beds, and roof sprinklers provide additional peace of mind. A freestanding powered workshop – 9 x 6 metres with a concrete floor – completes the picture. Mundaring village is an easy drive, with schools, shops and community close at hand. A thoughtful renovation has given this Perth Hills home a character that feels completely of its time and entirely its own – tall gums, grass trees, dappled shade and clear light framing it on all sides.

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570 Illarra Cl Stoneville WA 6081 $1,450,000 This property has been renovated with the kind of care that improves everything without erasing what was already good. The original bones – raked timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams, a central chimney piece – are all still doing their job; they have simply been given better company. Eight acres of bushland, a wraparound verandah, dual-aspect glazing that pulls light deep into the plan – it adds up to a home that feels complete, settled, and genuinely hard to leave. 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1984-built brick and iron Impeccably renovated New kitchen and baths Exp beams raked ceilings Fully fenced auto entry 9 x 6 powered workshop 3.3 hectare/ 8.15 acres Mains Water Cul-de-sac hideaway Step inside, and the home’s original character is immediately apparent – and very much intact. White-painted timber panelling, raked pine-lined ceilings with exposed beams, and a central brick chimney piece that anchors the whole plan: the renovation has worked with these elements rather than over them, adding a new kitchen, new bathrooms and new flooring that sit comfortably alongside what was already here. The chimney quietly defines the boundary between the formal lounge and dining room and the open-plan kitchen and family room without ever closing them off from one another. A slow-combustion fireplace faces the kitchen/family side; an open fireplace faces the other. In the cooler months, both rooms gather around their respective hearths; in warmer weather, split system air conditioning keeps the house comfortable throughout. The kitchen is the home’s brightest room – deliberately so. A square island with stone benchtops sits at its centre, with an integrated breakfast bar along two sides and storage along the other two. High-quality appliances include an induction cooktop, 900mm wall oven, integrated dishwasher and rangehood. A walk-in pantry supplements generous under-bench cabinetry. A run of north-facing windows draws light deep into the plan and blurs the boundary between interior and garden – the room has the quality of floating within the landscape. The chimney’s role as an organisational device rather than a barrier means that daily life can expand or contract as occasion demands. Breakfast at the island bench, casual evenings in the family room, and more considered meals or gatherings that naturally spill into the formal dining and lounge or out onto the verandah – the plan accommodates all of it without effort. The dining room enjoys a northerly aspect; the formal lounge looks out across a reticulated lawn to the trunks of tall eucalypts beyond. Three junior bedrooms sit at the entry end of the plan, each fitted with built-in robes, ceiling fans, split-system air conditioning, and plush carpet. They share a renovated family bathroom – a calm, considered space with a freestanding tub positioned to take in bush views. The laundry has been given the same quality of attention, with built-in storage and a generous run of bench that makes short work of sorting and folding. The principal suite occupies the eastern end of the home with its own verandah access via a sliding door, a renovated ensuite, and a walk-in robe that was created by absorbing a redundant hallway – now fitted with drawers along two walls, ample hanging space and integrated lighting. Outside, the verandah wraps the full perimeter of the house. To the north, a fenced home paddock and raised vegetable beds, to the south, a landscape of tall gums and grass trees. The current owners have managed this land with a careful hand – clearing excessive undergrowth without erasing the natural character that defines it. The result sits precisely at the point where a garden becomes something larger. The property is fully fenced with dog-proof fencing, accessed via an automatic solar-powered gate, and connected to mains water. Automatic zoned reticulation serves the lawns and garden beds, and roof sprinklers provide additional peace of mind. A freestanding powered workshop – 9 x 6 metres with a concrete floor – completes the picture. Mundaring village is an easy drive, with schools, shops and community close at hand. A thoughtful renovation has given this Perth Hills home a character that feels completely of its time and entirely its own – tall gums, grass trees, dappled shade and clear light framing it on all sides.

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570 Illarra Cl Stoneville WA 6081 $1,450,000 This property has been renovated with the kind of care that improves everything without erasing what was already good. The original bones – raked timber-lined ceilings, exposed beams, a central chimney piece – are all still doing their job; they have simply been given better company. Eight acres of bushland, a wraparound verandah, dual-aspect glazing that pulls light deep into the plan – it adds up to a home that feels complete, settled, and genuinely hard to leave. 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1984-built brick and iron Impeccably renovated New kitchen and baths Exp beams raked ceilings Fully fenced auto entry 9 x 6 powered workshop 3.3 hectare/ 8.15 acres Mains Water Cul-de-sac hideaway Step inside, and the home’s original character is immediately apparent – and very much intact. White-painted timber panelling, raked pine-lined ceilings with exposed beams, and a central brick chimney piece that anchors the whole plan: the renovation has worked with these elements rather than over them, adding a new kitchen, new bathrooms and new flooring that sit comfortably alongside what was already here. The chimney quietly defines the boundary between the formal lounge and dining room and the open-plan kitchen and family room without ever closing them off from one another. A slow-combustion fireplace faces the kitchen/family side; an open fireplace faces the other. In the cooler months, both rooms gather around their respective hearths; in warmer weather, split system air conditioning keeps the house comfortable throughout. The kitchen is the home’s brightest room – deliberately so. A square island with stone benchtops sits at its centre, with an integrated breakfast bar along two sides and storage along the other two. High-quality appliances include an induction cooktop, 900mm wall oven, integrated dishwasher and rangehood. A walk-in pantry supplements generous under-bench cabinetry. A run of north-facing windows draws light deep into the plan and blurs the boundary between interior and garden – the room has the quality of floating within the landscape. The chimney’s role as an organisational device rather than a barrier means that daily life can expand or contract as occasion demands. Breakfast at the island bench, casual evenings in the family room, and more considered meals or gatherings that naturally spill into the formal dining and lounge or out onto the verandah – the plan accommodates all of it without effort. The dining room enjoys a northerly aspect; the formal lounge looks out across a reticulated lawn to the trunks of tall eucalypts beyond. Three junior bedrooms sit at the entry end of the plan, each fitted with built-in robes, ceiling fans, split-system air conditioning, and plush carpet. They share a renovated family bathroom – a calm, considered space with a freestanding tub positioned to take in bush views. The laundry has been given the same quality of attention, with built-in storage and a generous run of bench that makes short work of sorting and folding. The principal suite occupies the eastern end of the home with its own verandah access via a sliding door, a renovated ensuite, and a walk-in robe that was created by absorbing a redundant hallway – now fitted with drawers along two walls, ample hanging space and integrated lighting. Outside, the verandah wraps the full perimeter of the house. To the north, a fenced home paddock and raised vegetable beds, to the south, a landscape of tall gums and grass trees. The current owners have managed this land with a careful hand – clearing excessive undergrowth without erasing the natural character that defines it. The result sits precisely at the point where a garden becomes something larger. The property is fully fenced with dog-proof fencing, accessed via an automatic solar-powered gate, and connected to mains water. Automatic zoned reticulation serves the lawns and garden beds, and roof sprinklers provide additional peace of mind. A freestanding powered workshop – 9 x 6 metres with a concrete floor – completes the picture. Mundaring village is an easy drive, with schools, shops and community close at hand. A thoughtful renovation has given this Perth Hills home a character that feels completely of its time and entirely its own – tall gums, grass trees, dappled shade and clear light framing it on all sides.

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