Lot 41, Coolgardie-Esperance Highway, Gibson WA 6448
$210,000
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Landsize 3,781m2
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Proudly listed by Keith Ogley and Julie Jackson, Elders Real Estate Esperance
Land with shed
Here's a brilliant building block!
Engage on a larger landscape with this rare 3,781 sqm property in Gibson. This block could be the right location for you to start your new lifestyle in a small community, just 26.5 Kms from the Esperance town centre.
The level lot offers perimeter fencing with front and rear gates, a fenced paddock and a 10x6m shed with plumbed rainwater tank and scheme water.
Beautiful established trees hug the boundary with floral plants also on show.
Ideally suited for the purchaser liking the idea of living a little bit away from it all whilst enjoying access to all the amenities provided.
Need to know –
- 3,781 sqm lot
- Zoned Rural Townsite
- 40.2m frontage
- Fenced with front and rear gates
- Fenced paddock
- 10x6m shed, rainwater tank
- Nicely level terrain for ease of building
- Scheme water
- School bus stops out front
Gibson Soak Hotel 1.3Km
Esperance Airport 5.3Km
Shark Lake Industrial Park 14Km
Esperance Speedway 16Km
Esperance Motorcycle Club 16Km
Esperance Town Centre 26.5Km
***Every precaution has been taken to establish the accuracy of the above information; however, prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own due diligence***
Property features
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This land listing located in Gibson has been listed for sale by Keith Ogley at Elders Real Estate.
If you would like to get in touch with Keith Ogley regarding this listing, please call 0427 714 714 or contact the agent via email.
Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $1,614 / year
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Water rates: $300 / year
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Gibson overview
The townsite of Gibson is located 26 kilometres north of Esperance on the road between Esperance and Norseman. When it was proposed to construct a railway from Norseman to Esperance around 1910, the decision was made to create a townsite at "Gibson Soak". The railway was not built until the mid 1920s, the Esperance - Salmon Gums section opening in 1925. The townsite was gazetted in 1921. Gibson Soak was a reliable permanent water source first recorded by surveyor A.W.Canning in 1896, and named after "Billy Gibson" who came across the soak while searching for stock.
Gibson quick stats
High end
$300k
Median
$300k
Low end
$300k
14.5 %
Annual growth
$300k
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