227 Evergreen Loop, Stake Hill WA 6181

Set on a sprawling 5-acre parcel in the peaceful surrounds of Stake Hill, this exceptional blank canvas offers a rare opportunity to design and build the country retreat you’ve always dreamed of.
Imagine arriving home via a long private driveway, the hustle and bustle fading behind you as open skies, fresh air, and complete tranquillity take over. Whether you envision a charming country homestead with wraparound verandas, a contemporary rural escape, or a functional lifestyle property with space for sheds, horses, and gardens—this is where it all begins.
With ample room to create, this expansive block lends itself perfectly to:
* A spacious family residence designed to capture natural light and sweeping rural views
* A separate granny flat or guest accommodation for multi-generational living or extra income
* Large workshops, sheds, or parking for boats, caravans, and machinery
* Paddocks for horses or livestock, or simply wide-open space for kids to explore and enjoy
Picture slow mornings with a coffee overlooking your own private acreage, evenings by the firepit under the stars, and weekends spent creating the lifestyle you’ve always wanted but could never quite find.
Stake Hill is renowned for its relaxed rural charm while still offering the convenience of nearby amenities. Just a short drive connects you to local schools, shopping, transport links, and the stunning coastline, with easy freeway access making commuting a breeze.
Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare—5 acres of possibility, freedom, and lifestyle, ready for you to bring your vision to life.
This is more than just land… it’s the beginning of something special.
Call Bev Chadwick today on 0450 203 857
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Disclaimer:
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.