Stunning Circular Pool and the Walpole Inlet and township are less than 6kms from this secluded and tranquil hideaway in Western Australia's pristine Rainbow Coast region. It is also within only 1.5-hours of the beautiful wine regions of Denmark and Mt Barker and historic regional city of Albany.
• Picturesque 3.39ha natural bush and cleared property
• Wonderful elevated sunny aspect 2018-built 4x2 home
• Regional award-winning design and built home
• Dam, r/w/tank and plenty of privacy and bird and wildlife
• Wide double door entry to in-vogue home
• Superb vaulted ceiling long table dining area and galley kitchen
• Quality integrated kitchen appliances, storage galore, breakfast bar
• Semi-open plan living zone and spacious gable alfresco deck
• Tile fire in dining room, RC heating and cooling in lounge
• Plush master suite with WIR and twin basin en-suite
• Family/guest bedroom mirrored robes and superb semi-en-suite
• Powder room adjacent to living room
• Great laundry storage, ceiling skylights, on-trend soft furnishings
Take the kids or visitors for an outing to beautiful natural poolside picnic spots or a spin around Walpole Inlet by boat, all within easy reach of this enticing country sanctuary.
Families, empty nesters to retirees longing to leave traffic jams and lights behind, or even just relocate from a regional city, are sure to appreciate the peace, privacy, scenery and overall lifestyle this property offers.
It would also be ideal for retiring farmers not quite ready to adapt to the retirement lifestyle in a home unit in the city.
Get to know the local wildlife, take a stroll through your natural bush sanctuary or laze in a hammock on the fabulous deck and take it all in.
For your private inspection or more information please contact Neels Delport on 0450 451 401.
This property at 73 Jacksonii Avenue, Walpole is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Neels Delport at Elders Real Estate on 09 Nov 2020.
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The townsite of Walpole is located on the south coast, 423 kilometres south southeast of Perth and 66 kilometres west of Denmark. It derives its name from Walpole Inlet, being located on the shore of the inlet. Walpole Inlet takes its name from the river flowing into it discovered by Captain Thomas Bannister in 1831, and named by Governor Stirling after Captain W Walpole with whom he served on the "Warspite" in 1808.
In 1910 the government set aside land in the Walpole area as a national park, and in the following years and in the 1920s the area became a popular tourist destination. In 1929 the railway line reached Nornalup, 13 kilometres east of Walpole, and in 1930 the Nornalup Reserves Board proposed the development of an area for small suburban lots for holiday cottages on Nornalup Inlet. A site was selected for a townsite in 1932 and lots surveyed in 1933. When the townsite was gazetted in 1933 the name Walpole was preferred, but it was named Nornalup, as it was believed the name Walpole had already been used in Tasmania. Confusion soon arose, as the name Nornalup related more to the railway terminus 13 km east on the Frankland River. A number of renaming options were considered before the Post Office confirmed that there wasn't a Walpole in Tasmania, and so in 1934 Nornalup was renamed Walpole.