House For Sale - WA - Boya - 6056 - "Greenglades"- 7.5 Acres, 2 Original Homes, Sheds & Dam - Just Land Value (Image 2)

2055 Clayton Road Boya WA 6056

For Sale From $1.75 mill

Under Offer

6 3 13

Property Type House
Land area approx 3.056ha
Region Perth
Locality Mundaring
Carports 8
Garages 5
Toilets 4

Tags: Views Quarry Lifestyle

"Greenglades"- 7.5 Acres, 2 Original Homes, Sheds & Dam - Just Land Value

FINANCE OR CASH OFFERS ONLY - Rarely does an opportunity of this offering present itself. Set on a serene 7.5 acre estate in the peaceful foothills of Boya, just 30 minutes from Perth, this unique property offers two homes on one title, gorgeous valley views and an incredible canvas to create your dream lifestyle. This is a property rich in character, history and endless potential. Spend a few dollars and reap the reward - a rare offering

7.55 acre (3.056 ha) unique & rare lifestyle & investment offering
Two separate homes with their own electricity & water supply
Ideal multi-generational living opportunity for those seeking dual occupancy
Multiple powered sheds and stacks of undercover vehicle parking
Mains water connected and your very own historic seasonal dam
Original full sized asphalt tennis court & below ground swimming pool
Backing onto Regional Open Space and adjacent to Reserve land
Boya Quarry is literally a 5 minute walk from the property boundary
Local bridle path runs along the boundary firebreak of the property
Gorgeous views across the valley towards Gooseberry Hill & beyond
The property is full of natural flora and fauna with mature vegetation
Ideal opportunity to refurbish the main home while residing in the other home
Located 30 minutes to Perth - 8 minutes to Midland - 15 minutes to Airport

For more information or to arrange a viewing, please call
PATRICK HARPER - 0413 440 107

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.