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Sold on 06 Oct 2023 for $730,000

1634 Carrai Road
Willi Willi NSW 2440

Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Car spaces: -
Floor area: 2m2
Land area: 2535000m2
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Property Details for 1634 Carrai Rd, Willi Willi

Building Type
Rural
Floor Size
2m2
Land Size
2535000m2
Local Government
Kempsey
Lot/Plan
1/DP752407

Last Listing description (May 2023)

Ray White Rural Kempsey are both privileged and honoured to be the agents chosen to offer a piece of Australian history for sale by way of Private Treaty.

"Haydonville", surrounded by national park, boasts some of the absolute best that nature and the upper Macleay has to offer. Covering an area of approximately 624 acres (252 ha) this holding has been held by the family since its selection in the early 1940s by the late William (Bill) Edward Haydon. It's also where Bill Haydon stamped his mark in Australia's history books as the "Cedar King". "Haydonville" was once a busy village and meeting point for timber cutters and sawmillers alike and consisted of several houses, a community hall, post office as well as a public school.

These days, all that remains is a comfortable 2 bedroom home with kitchen and dining areas plus shower and toilet everything you need as a weekend getaway or permanent residence. The covered verandah enjoys enchanting views and the sounds of elusive bellbirds. Many folk pay huge amounts of money for sights and sounds such as these for their once a year or once in a lifetime holiday. Imagine boasting about this postcard perfect piece of Australia's grazing land and rainforest to your friends.

Take a minute. Close your eyes and listen carefully. Can you hear it? The hustle and bustle of the village, the crack of the bullock drivers whip and his cursing of his loyal team of bullocks as they strain to haul the huge timbers from the scrub. Can you hear the ringing of razor sharp axes of the timber cutters as they labour to fell the huge trees? Listen to the village children as they play when let out of the single roomed school. What an enchanting and surreal image this places in ones mind. Wow. Who knows, on a quiet night by the fire you may even hear Bill Haydon the Cedar King telling stories of his pioneering days.

"Haydonville" is the gateway to the Carrai Plateau, Daisy Plains and Kookaburra and all the upper reaches of the Macleay Valley. No matter where you wander, you'll find another piece of natures treasure each and every day. From content cattle on the fertile open grazing lands, to numerous birds and the wide and varied rainforest ferns, flowers and timbers. Timber species include some of the world's finest furniture and building timbers. Yellow Bean, Crab Apple, Corkwood, Rosewood, White Cedar and Red Cedar are to name but a few.

A special feature of the property is a huge natural stone archway carved by the elements over time leading you to the forest and its beauty beyond. You'll travel the world to find something as unique as this giant formation.

This historical piece of Australia is reluctantly being offered for sale to finalise a family settlement. After much agonising, the decision has been made to sell. William Edward Haydon, 'the Cedar King' selected 'Haydonville' for not only its huge timber resources but also for its natural beauty, charm, enchanting qualities and fertile soils. I'm sure you'll be as impressed as he was.

Go on, chase your dreams and let your imagination run wild. You won't regret it.

Listed for sale at $790,000.00, inspections are by appointment only and may be arranged with the exclusive selling agents, Ray White Rural Kempsey by calling Daniel South 0437667761

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Property History for 1634 Carrai Rd, Willi Willi, NSW 2440

A timeline of how this property has performed in the market
Last Sold
$730,000
06 Oct 2023
  • 06 Oct 2023
    Sold for $730,000
  • 05 May 2023
    Sold for $1
  • 25 Nov 2022
    Sold
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About Willi Willi 2440

The size of Willi Willi is approximately 151.2 square kilometres. It has 6 parks covering nearly 52.9% of total area. The population of Willi Willi in 2011 was 307 people. By 2016 the population was 30 showing a population decline of 90.2% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Willi Willi is 50-59 years. Households in Willi Willi are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Willi Willi work in a labourer occupation. In 2011, 81.9% of the homes in Willi Willi were owner-occupied compared with 110% in 2016.

Willi Willi has 41 properties. As at 31 August 2024:

  • The median value for Houses in Willi Willi is $472,327.
There are currently no properties listed for sale, and no properties listed for rent in Willi willi on OnTheHouse. According to CoreLogic's data, 3 properties were sold in the past 12 months in Willi willi.

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