Property and houses for sale in Mahogany Creek

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2520 Thomas Road, Mahogany Creek

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From $1.8M

3 1 -1 House
- 12 pristine acres with 3brm solid stone home, with wraparound, cooling verandahs, very tidy.

- Excellent land - 2 road frontage and sub-divide potential

- Scheme water, wildflowers abound, good natural trees, fully fenced, creek, dam

- Historical...
Ian 'Jock' Henry
Ian 'Jock' Henry
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22 Hilltop Close, Mahogany Creek

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Mid to High 2's

1 1 -1 House
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Jason van Straalen
Jason van Straalen
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405 Thornbill Place, Mahogany Creek

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Offers Starting at $950,000

5 2 4 House
This beautiful lodge like property backing onto the Mundaring State Forest and Beelu National Park offers a lifestyle to be envied. Boasting a spacious architect-designed family residence with huge separate studio or games and theatre rooms, pool, huge...
Patrick Harper
Patrick Harper
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5 Ridgeway Place, Mahogany Creek

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From $529,000

4 2 1 House
Step into a country lifestyle in this great 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home set on a 1832 sqm block with an orchard, veggie patches, chicken coop and a huge, gabled alfresco. A fully-licensed grey water system and solar panels bring a degree of self-sufficiency...
Jo Sheil
Jo Sheil
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Mahogany Creek

GROWTH -12.7%
MED.PRICE $492,000
POPULATION 900
Mahogany Creek

This suburb takes its name from Mahogany Creek, a picturesque tributary of Jane Brook which flows through the area. The creek was known by this name as early as 1830, and takes its name from the towering forest through which it flowed (mahogany was the early colonial name for Jarrah). This place is well known from "The Old Mahogany Inn" located here, an early colonial wayside inn, formerly known as the "Prince of Wales" Inn. The area was developed as orchard land in the 1890's, and a railway stopping place was established here in 1891.

About Mahogany Creek

This suburb takes its name from Mahogany Creek, a picturesque tributary of Jane Brook which flows through the area. The creek was known by this name as early as 1830, and takes its name from the towering forest through which it flowed (mahogany was the early colonial name for Jarrah). This place is well known from "The Old Mahogany Inn" located here, an early colonial wayside inn, formerly known as the "Prince of Wales" Inn. The area was developed as orchard land in the 1890's, and a railway stopping place was established here in 1891.

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