1645 Government Road, Wooroloo WA 6558

END DATE SALE: ALL OFFERS PRESENTED BY 2PM WEDNESDAY 1Oth DECEMBER 2025 (the seller reserves the right to sell prior to the end date without notice).

**Note: Entry is off Jason Street.

Step away from the 'burbs and into your own slice of semi-rural paradise where the world will feel a billion light years away and your closest neighbour is the laughing family of kookaburras. Set on a sprawling 55 acre canvas in Wooroloo, this Hills homestead is a total lifestyle. Used to having to get in the car to take the kids for a bushwalk? Now you can wander through your own private bushland and not spend every evening under a sky so wide it feels infinite. There's room here. So much room. Room your family can fill and feel like they can all finally breathe and grow without compromise. Kids, dogs, even horses can roam freely while you make the most of this incredible deck - so big it could host a barn dance or a family wedding or just a series of coffee-sipping, book-reading spots so you don't have to move the outdoor chair as the shade moves across the timbers.

The house itself is a celebration of light, warmth, and versatility. Built in the 1980s from classic Hardiplank and iron, this home has grown with the family over time, resulting in a layout that's as functional as it is beautiful. Five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a dedicated study give you room for everyone… and then some. The open-plan living areas are drenched in sunlight, boasting light tiled floors, exposed timber beams, and a scandiesque warmth that makes every corner feel calm and inviting. At the heart of the home, a country-style Tassie oak kitchen literally glows. If you didn't love spending time in the kitchen before, it's because you didn't own this kitchen. Comfort isn't compromised either: a cosy slow combustion wood heater, ducted evaporative air cooling, and a walk-in linen closet make practical living effortless. You can arrange your communal spaces however you like; there are no poky corners, no fussy spots, just a flexible, flowing interior that makes life lovely.

Features include:

• 1980s built Hardiplank & iron homestead
• Long time owners who have raised a family that have now flown the coup
• Extended over time to accommodate their growing family
• 5 lovely bedrooms
• 2 sunny bathrooms
• Plus study
• Open-plan informal living drenched in natural light, with pale tiled floors, warm timber trim & exposed beams
• Country-style Tasmanian oak kitchen
• Cosy slow combustion wood heater
• 3 split system air conditioners
• Ducted evaporative air cooling
• Walk in linen closet
• Large timber decked gabled patio entertaining area
• Wide decked verandahs
• Large, powered workshop with high truss
• Old 2 bay stables with tack & feed room
• Open hay shed & float shed
• Old arena & round yard
• Backs onto State reserve
• Scheme water
• Entry off Jason Street
• 22.28 hectares (55 acres)

The house is a beauty, but the block is really something else. Try to take it all in from the wide, decked verandahs - what absolute joy, to not even be able to spot the edge of your boundary. For your DIYer, there's a large powered workshop with high trusses. For your equestrian or hobby farmer, an old two-bay stable with tack and feed rooms and an open hay shed, float shed, plus an old arena and round yard. And for your adventurer, there's the whole block, plus the fact your land here backs onto State reserve.

22.28 hectares of rolling hills, paddocks, and bushland. This is the kind of space that dreams are made of.

For more information on 1645 Government Road Wooroloo, or for friendly advice on any of your real estate needs, please call Shirley from Team Lindsay on 0414 996 706.

* Disclaimer: the team at Earnshaws Real Estate has used our best endeavours to ensure the information here is accurate, but prospective purchasers should always make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities to verify the information in this listing. We accept no liability for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies. All boundary lines, measurements and sizes on our images are approximate.