Lot B/9 Yates Street, Bakers Hill WA 6562

All offer presented on or before 6pm Tuesday 6th October. The sellers reserve the right to accept an offer before the end date.

RATES
Council:
Water:

Schools
1.9km Bakers Hill Primary School
25.8km Northam Senior High School
29.7km Eastern Hills Senior High School

General
* Land Size: 11.26ha
* Prime Undulating Land
* Town Centre Location
* Pasture & Light tree vegetation
* Workshop/Brewery/Restaurant (Closed June 2026)
* Worksop/Machinery Shed (180 sqm)
* Hoopers Winery (Heritage Listed)
* Titles Expected December 2026
* Kep Trail (Neighbouring)

Residence
* Circa 1900 (Heritage Listed)
* Internal Living Area: 185 sqm
* Timber Framed
* Weatherboard Cladding
* Tin Roof
* Verandahs
* Flooring - Original Jarrah, tiles, carpets.

Services
* HWS: Instant Gas (TAKAGI)
* Evaporative A/C
* 3 Original Fireplaces
* Scheme Water
* Septic System

Kitchen:
* Laminate Bench-ops & Cabinets
* Gas oven
* Wood Stove/Oven (Meters)

Wash House Laundry
-Shower
-Toilet

Outbuildings
* Hoopers Historical Winery - Original Stone (Heritage Listed Structure)
* Workshop 1 (Powered)
- 10 x 9 Enclosed
- 10 x 9 Machinery/feed.,
- Hardstand 180sqm

Workshop 2: (Restaurant/Brewery)
Services
* Scheme Water
* Mains Power Connected
* Gas Bottles
* 2 x Toilets

* 71 Solar Panels (3 Phase System)
* 3 x 6kW Inverters (SMA)
* Battery Storage
- 40 Batteries (YANGTZE SOLAR)
- (12V 200Ah/10H?)

Lifestyle
*Bakers Hill Townsite <1km.
-Bakers Hill Pie Shop
-Mrs Sippy BBQ
-Bakers Hill Vet
-Bakers Hill Pharmacy
-Route 94 Bakers Hill Servo
-Bakers Hill Recreation Centre
-Post Office 6062
-Golf Club
-Tennis Club
9.1km - Wundowie
24.3km - Northam
38.1km - Mundaring
53km - Midland
72.1km - CBD Perth

Summer Creek Heritage
Summer Creek is situated on a heritage property just 40 minutes east of Midland. The farm was originally taken up by Edward Keane, an engineer, in 1884 as part of payment for building the railway from Chidlow to York. The lines have since been removed, but is now known as The Kep Track which runs past the front gate of the Brewery.
Keane became the biggest employer in the state with his many ventures such as, building the Fremantle Town Hall & the St Georges Cathedral. During these projects he was still building about 500 miles of rails in various parts of the state. The Midland railway yards, which nearly disappeared, have now been redeveloped.
Keane went on to become Lord Mayor of Perth and a member if the WA Parliament. He died later in 1904.