"Clemal" A Superb Farm Harvey Region 20 hectares - 50 acres

Welcome to one of the Harvey region's finest small farms in 'Clemal'. When a farm has only been sold once in its 120 years history, you generally know there is something special here. The only time it has been sold was 37 years ago. So now certainly suggesting 'Clemal' presents as an excellent opportunity to buy one of the best.
Yes, some of the buildings have naturally aged, but the age old special charm lingers strongly here with loving care. The spacious classic homestead with large rooms, high ceilings, 5 rooms (3 bedrooms) with fire places and mantels is set within established gardens.
The soils here are as healthy and fertile as the day the property was taken up. The landscape hasn't changed much either; the flooded gums (eucalyptus rudis) still line the creek which traverses the farm. Some paddocks being mostly on the higher side consisting of deep, prime alluvial loams and clays.
What makes 'Clemal' special apart from the homestead and established gardens? Many points really with one being it affords very good privacy and a feeling of serenity as you enter the property down its liquid amber driveway to the homestead. Privacy and quietness are very much features of the farm.
You have a superb location here, being just 5 minutes west of Harvey and 15 kilometres to the Perth-Bunbury Highway and an easy 90 minutes to Perth City.
You have 4 title lots, all fenced with each lot now available to be sold in different configurations.

A. Lot 301, 4.1 ha, cottage and sheds, 10 megalitres water $560,000
B. Lot 300, 4 ha, 10 megalitres water $425,000
C. Lots 300 & 301, 8.1 ha, 20 megalitres water $985,000
D. Lots 225 & 224, 12 ha, Homestead, shedding, yards, 78 megalitres water $2,000,000
E. Lots 224, 225, 300, 16 ha, Homestead, shedding, yards, 88 megalitres water $2,400,000

The opportunity give Buyers a chance to acquire property with magnificent soils, scheme water, allowing for agri-options/diversification in a clean environment.
On your special inspections, you will know why 'Clemal' has rarely changed hands!