352 Mayo Road, Gidgegannup WA 6083

Escape to the utopia of an off-grid lifestyle on 103 acres with spring-fed dam, a productive bore, rainwater tanks and a power system with an automatic backup generator. Nestled in a valley, at the end of a long driveway, sits a stylish Colourbond shed with an air-conditioned accommodation pod, a high clearance workshop and entertaining space and a screened outdoor room overlooking pasture and natural bush.

1 bedroom 1 bathroom
32 x 12 x 4.2 Colorbond
Off-grid power system
16 x 4 internal living pod
OP kitchen/living room
7 x 6 screened alfresco
Pasture paddocks bush
Dams bore winter creek
Private 103-acre utopia
Off-grid valley hideaway

Leave the rat race in style with this impeccably appointed off-grid property. A modern Colorbond shed with an insulated and air-conditioned accommodation pod is powered by a 10 kW solar array, a 20 kW lithium battery bank and a 6 kVA automatic backup generator – enough grunt to keep the air conditioning running all night throughout summer.

The pod comprises an open-plan kitchen and loungeroom warmed by a slow-combustion fire. The bright, modern kitchen is described by a benchtop and cabinets housing a freestanding oven and a dishwasher. Pasture and bush views fill the comfortable and spacious bedroom, which is fitted with a walk-in robe and adjoins a combined bathroom/laundry. Designed for indoor-outdoor living and in appreciation of the impact of this gorgeous site, a screened alfresco entertaining area extends to the south from the internal living space.

One side of the shed is given over to a vast entertaining area with a built-in teppan-yaki plate. Painted concrete floors and a high roof fashion a multi-purpose space as suited to socialising as it is storage and working. A reinforced roof on the accommodation pod provides out-of-the-way storage space with ladder access; a vehicle hoist will fire the imagination of those with a mechanical bent.

The fully fenced property boasts four spring-fed dams, a winter creek, a bore with a 35 000 litre tank and a 160 000 litre rainwater tank. Forty-five acres of pasture divided into two paddocks – one with a shelter, a small pine plantation, around 20 acres of bluegum and roughly 35 acres of jarrah and redgum forest create a diverse landscape with scope to build, keep animals and discover native flora and fauna. A fully insulated chicken coop with a fox-proof fence is ready and waiting for feathered residents.


Whether you are looking for a less complicated lifestyle, an unrivalled weekend getaway, or a stunning site to build a country home, this large holding delivers. The existing accommodation is cool in summer, warm in winter and boasts outdoor living with unrivalled views. A property of this size and topography gives you scope when choosing the site for a new home. The 1.1 km driveway finished with bitumen profiling delivers an inviolable sense of privacy.

To arrange an inspection of this property, call Brad Williams on 0408 887 375.