There is something wonderfully authentic about 8 Clarkson Road, Bullsbrook.
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Set across approximately 2.36 hectares (around 5.8 acres) with dual road frontage, this unique property captures the character of olde Bullsbrook — established trees, fertile country soil, valley views and a landscape that feels as though it has stories of its own to tell.
For those dreaming of creating their own country haven, hobby farm or equine lifestyle, much of the groundwork is already here.
Positioned toward the higher elevation of the property, the building envelope presents an exciting opportunity to design and build your new country home, taking advantage of the outlook across the valley and surrounding landscape. Imagine wide verandahs, morning coffee overlooking the paddocks and sunsets settling across your own piece of Bullsbrook countryside.
The land itself offers good soil, seasonal feed and established trees providing welcome shade — an appealing foundation for those looking to establish a horse property or small farm.
Adding to the property's versatility is an impressive approximately 16m x 13m high-clearance workshop with power and roller-door access. Internally, the workshop has been set up with a kitchen area, open zones suitable for a dining table and lounge, plus two additional rooms that could provide useful office, storage or utility space.
Internal wash house provides a shower and toilet, while further infrastructure includes septic tanks, water tanks, three-phase power availability and a loading ramp.
For machinery, vehicles, floats and farm equipment, there is also an approximately 7m x 9m high-clearance machinery shed.
A gated entrance and gravel driveway welcome you onto the property, with boundary fencing, dual road frontage and a winter dam adding to the practical rural infrastructure already in place.
This isn't simply a vacant block waiting for someone to begin.
It is a property with character, infrastructure and possibility — somewhere you can build the home you've imagined, establish the paddocks, bring the horses and create a country lifestyle that is entirely your own.
Property Brief:
• Approximately 2.36ha / 5.83acres
• Dual road frontage
• Elevated building envelope with valley outlook
• Established mature trees providing shade and character
• Good soil with seasonal pasture/feed
• Approx. 16m x 13m high-clearance powered workshop
• Roller-door access to workshop
• Kitchen and open-use areas within workshop
• Separate wash house with shower and toilet
• Two additional rooms suitable for office, storage or utility use
• Approx. 7m x 9m high-clearance machinery shed
• Septic tanks
• Water tanks
• Three-phase power available
• Loading ramp
• Winter dam
• Gated entrance and gravel driveway
• Boundary fencing
• Excellent potential for horses, hobby farming or a rural lifestyle property
Zoned: Rural Residential
A property with history, heart and room for a new chapter — 8 Clarkson Road is ready for someone to bring their country dream to life.
Contact our LOCAL
Bullsbrook Property Consultant
Kim Johnson on 0407 089 880 | [email protected]
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the agent has exercised skill, due care, and diligence in compiling this advertisement, based on all information obtainable at the time of preparation. Should any aspect of the information provided have, or potentially have, an impact on your decision to purchase this property, prospective buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own independent enquiries to verify its accuracy before submitting an offer. Please note, under Western Australian legislation, there is no statutory cooling-off period when purchasing a residential property.
This land listing located in Bullsbrook has been listed for sale by Kim Johnson at HKY Bullsbrook.
If you would like to get in touch with Kim Johnson regarding this listing, please call 0407 089 880 or contact the agent via email.
Bullsbrook is a large rural and rural-residential suburb within the City of Swan. Settlement of Bullsbrook dates from the 1890s following the construction of the Midland railway line, with Bullsbrook's most significant development starting in the 1970s.
Bullsbrook provides residents with a relaxed, rural lifestyle removed from over-urbanisation. Its rural sectors are used predominantly for farming, including grazing, market gardening and viticulture and there are an array of parks and reserves that pepper the Bullsbrook landscape and are great for exploring. There is some commercial activity with The Brook Shopping Centre, the Western Australian International Shooting Complex, Chequers Golf Club and Chittering Valley Wines all located in the area. Bullsbrook District High School and Bullsbrook Community Kindergarten are the local schools.