46 Willy Wagtail Close, Lake Clifton WA 6215

Sold by HARCOURTS Mandurah - Leah Barber

Set on approximately 7.75 acres in the peaceful surrounds of Lake Clifton, 46 Willy Wagtail Close offers a rare opportunity for renovators, dreamers and those with a vision to restore something truly special.

Built in 1989 with featured rammed earth construction, this unique home is filled with character, charm and stories from years gone by. While it requires significant love, care and attention, the foundations are here for someone to bring this property back to life and create something truly remarkable.

The home features two bedrooms, one bathroom and soaring high ceilings that enhance the sense of space and character throughout. Upstairs, the attic area provides additional room that could be utilised as a study, hobby room or potential third bedroom (subject to any required approvals).

Outside, the lifestyle appeal continues with approximately 7.75 acres of usable land, an alfresco area, water tanks, multiple sheds and an established selection of fruit trees including lemon, mandarin and more. Whether you're seeking a country retreat, hobby farm or renovation project, the possibilities here are extensive.

This is not a move-in-ready property - it is being sold strictly "as is" and will appeal to buyers looking for a project with substantial upside.

As the home might say itself: "I may be dusty, but my bones are strong and my potential is enormous."

Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find. If you're searching for acreage, character and the chance to create something special, this Lake Clifton property deserves your attention.

For more information or to book a private viewing, call Leah Barber on 0416 617 221.

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