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851 Koorda Kulja Rd, Koorda WA 6475
Sold price: $7,000,000
Sold: 07 Jul 2021
Sold
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5 Bedrooms
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2 Bathrooms
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6 Cars
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Landsize 23,014.00ac
Grazing
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"DRUMIN FARM"
KOORDA AGGREGATION
Extensive land holding close to regional town and strategic CBH facilities
Only 120kms to Northam and 75kms to Wongan Hills
On 30 titles
Undulating well drained country, consisting of Salmon Gum, Gimlet, Mallee, Teetree and Tammar original timbers
Fantastic modern home with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, ducted r/c air conditioning, theatre and games room, extensive concrete verandahs and patio
12m heated below ground pool and gazebo
6 car garage and all in an elevated position with 360 degree views
Full complement of improvements including shearing shed, yards, new machinery shed (48m x 12m x 5.5m) workshop, super shed, staff quarters, silo's and 2,500 tonne grain pad
Many kilometres of new fencing and many extras
Currently cropping 7,500ha to cereals and carrying 6,000 sheep
Watered with 26 dams, solar equipped bore and 11 scheme meter points
Available "As A Whole" or in parcels with potential to secure adjoining lands or take on existing leases of approximately 9,000 acres
Property features
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Garages
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 851 Koorda Kulja Rd, Koorda was sold by Dale West at Elders Real Estate on 07 Jul 2021.
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Koorda overview
The townsite of Koorda is located in the central agricultural region, 236 kilometres northeast of Perth and 45 kilometres north of Wyalkatchem. In 1913 the government decided to construct a railway from Wyalkatchem to Mount Marshall, and the Central Cowcowing Progress Association requested that land be set aside for a townsite at the proposed siding in this area. In 1914 the Jirimbi and Mulji Progress Association again requested a townsite here, and also in 1914 the proposed siding here was named Koorda at the suggestion of J Hope, the Chief Draftsman in the Lands Department. Hope took the name from a list of words obtained from an Aboriginal in the Margaret River area, the meaning being given as a "married person". Problems regarding resumption of land for the townsite and the exact siting of the siding meant that the townsite was not gazetted until 1917.
Koorda quick stats
High end
$158k
Median
$100k
Low end
$94k
-13.0 %
Annual growth
$100k
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