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Sustainable Private Estate
Only a privileged few get to enjoy living on a property such as 113 Barry Road in picturesque Scotsdale. Not only a stunning home, but a very sustainable and rewarding lifestyle on over 50 acres of rolling hills and valleys. A two bedroom guest cottage provides options for guests or income generation.
Vast cleared spaces combine with native bush, towering trees, orchard, vegetable garden, a feature dam with jetty plus multiple dams and ponds. Totally self-sufficient when it comes to power and water, the property has seen upgrades and improvements on a huge scale over the last few years.
The home itself underwent a major extension and transformation in 2015 under the guidance of local architects PTX. Constructed of rammed earth, Colorbond, zincalume and timber, it blends beautifully into its stunning environment.
The main living area is dramatic - featuring rammed earth walls, cathedral ceilings lined with tongue & groove boards, solid Tasmanian oak flooring, cosy wood fire with oven, and expansive glazing taking in the view and leading out to the generous alfresco deck.
The kitchen is stunning with stone tops, Electrolux double wall ovens, induction cooktop and integrated Miele dishwasher. A custom Marri breakfast bar and bookcase provides extra benchspace and a division to the dining area.
Bedrooms are separated either side of the main living area with a generous master suite at one end and the minor bedroom wing at the other. The main bedroom area features a walk-in-robe, large bedroom with access to private verandah and a luxurious bathroom with bath, double vanity, double shower stall and separate WC. Minor bedrooms enjoy a rumpus room and their own bathroom.
The cottage has been renovated in the last few years and consists of living room with wood fire, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, laundry and a new kitchen. It has a verandah and is part of the main shed with tall automatic roller doors. Additional sheds and carport provide practical storage options.
Just some of the features of this outstanding property include:
• Over 50 acres of secluded and picturesque land with stunning outlook over the hills and valleys of Scotsdale
• Custom 4 x 2 rammed earth and Colorbond home
• Quality construction and luxurious fitout throughout
• Airconditioned walk-in wine cellar
• Separate self-contained 2 bedroom cottage
• Self sufficient solar electricity system with batteries and diesel back up. Recently upgraded to greater battery storage and inverter/charger capacity to meet a higher power demand (such as an EV)
• 200,000l rain water storage capacity with water purification system
• Fully reticulated grounds, stunning feature dam with jetty
• Large shed with remote controlled roller doors
• Additional sheds and infrastructure
• Extensive native gardens and terracing
• Total of 8 dams, most of which are interconnected and with newly installed electric pumps on 3
• Permanent creek system
• Lawns below the house and gardens are reticulated using water from the main dam
• Orchard and vegetable garden reticulated with dripper irrigation
• Adjacent to Single File Winery and close to many others
• Stunning beaches and walking trails not far away
• Approximately 10km to Denmark townsite
We are very pleased to take your enquiry on this outstanding property on the stunning South Coast of WA. Please call Rob Mason or Lee Brampton on 0411 615 806 or 0400 337 315 to learn more or to arrange a private viewing of 113 Barry Road, Scotsdale.
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 113 Barry Road, Denmark is a six bedroom, three bathroom house sold by Rob Mason and Lee Brampton at Mason Realty on 15 Oct 2020.
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Council rates: $2,084 / year
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Denmark overview
The townsite of Denmark, located on the south coast 51 kilometres west of Albany, was gazetted a townsite in 1909. It is located on the Denmark River from which it derives its name, the river having been named by the explorer Dr J B Wilson RN in December 1829. Wilson named it the "Denmark" in compliment to his friend Dr. Alexander Denmark R.N. a physician to the fleet. The Aboriginal name "Koorrabup", recorded by Alfred Hillman in 1833, also refers to this area.
Although a townsite was not declared here until 1909, a settlement of this name had existed here for some years previous. A Millars Bros. Timber mill was established on the banks of the river in 1894.
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