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8 Boolok Avenue, Wundowie WA 6560
Sold price: $225,000
Sold: 11 Jan 2024
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Landsize 12,262m2
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Located approximately 45 minutes' drive from the edge of metropolitan Perth is the Mauravillo Estate in Wundowie. Surrounded by wide rural landscape we encourage you to escape to the country and breathe a bit easier and while you are there see why a number of people have already realised their dream of a rural retreat.
At just over 3 acres this property has been given a bit of a head start by the current owner. A bore has been installed to enable the olive and native trees already planted to establish, the bore required to be powered by a generator when being used.
Power and scheme water are available to the block and we would encourage prospective buyers to contact Western Power and Water Corporation to discuss connection.
We encourage you to take a drive to Mauravillo to see the area and then ring us to discuss how you could secure this block.
Listing snapshot by reiwa.com
This land listing located in Wundowie was sold by Sharon Johnson at Elders Real Estate.
If you would like to get in touch with Sharon Johnson regarding 8 Boolok Avenue, Wundowie, please call 0418 958 651 or contact the agent via email.
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Wundowie overview
The townsite of Wundowie is located in the Darling Range 72 kilometres east northeast of Perth and 31 kilometres west southwest of Northam. It is located adjacent to the original railway track from Perth to Northam, and in 1907 the Railways Department applied for a name for a newly constructed siding at the 53 Mile between Werribee and Karrijine. The name Wundowing was suggested by the Lands Department, and this was shortened to Wundowi by the Surveyor General.
In 1943 the government decided to commence preliminary work for a blast furnace and wood distillation plant at Wundowie, and to develop a townsite for the workers. Following the survey of lots in 1946 the townsite of Wundowie was gazetted in 1947. Wundowie derives its name from Woondowing Spring, an Aboriginal name for a nearby spring first recorded in 1874. The spelling for the siding was changed according to rules for spelling Aboriginal names adopted by the Lands Department. The meaning of the name is not known, but but it has been suggested it may be derived from Ngwundow, meaning "to lie down".
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$265k
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