2905 Needham Road

Wooroloo WA 6558

Open-plan living and an expanse of outdoor entertaining space set the tone of a country life filled with wide open skies, birdsong, and the ever-changing beauty of the Australian bush. Clerestory windows create interiors awash with natural light, while a flowing floorplan ensures seamless indoor-outdoor living.

The central living zone, comprising kitchen meals and family room, is orientated for sweeping views across the surrounding landscape to a distant tree-lined ridge, while ease of movement to the large, paved outdoor entertaining area expands the home's living space with its practical and sociable design.

The kitchen features an integrated breakfast bar, overhead and under-bench storage, an electric oven, a 2-drawer dishwasher and a 5-burner gas hob. A large home office or fourth bedroom sits at one end of the shared living zone, with further bedrooms opening off a central hallway running along the rear of the plan. The main bedroom features a mirrored robe, north-facing window and ceiling fan. Two junior bedrooms, a family bathroom and a mudroom/laundry with separate shower and WC complete the layout in this wing of the home.

A timber staircase leads from the central living area to a bright, north-facing mezzanine with a large balcony, ceiling fan and reverse-cycle air conditioning. This delightful space would make an impressive main bedroom with the balcony offering privacy and a picture-perfect setting for quiet breakfasts or relaxing cocktails.

Towards the top of the property is a powered, 16 m x 12 m workshop with secure storage rooms, a mezzanine and a cool room. Three doors, access via the property's second gate and an industrial concrete floor deliver a sizeable functional space with multiple uses.

Those searching for a horse-centred life will appreciate the paddock with a shelter fenced with horse mesh to the south of the property, a series of sheltered bays for tack and feed storage and space to manoeuvre and park a float. The current owner often rides the path at the property circumference or takes off along the Kep Track.

Two 100,000-litre rainwater tanks, a smaller 10,000-litre tank, and a potential spring water source, bring a degree of self-sufficiency to the property, opening the door to raising homegrown fruit and vegetables.

Hidden from the world yet minutes from the friendly Hills town of Chidlow, this property is the answer for anyone looking to live closer to nature with the space and freedom to write their own story.

To arrange an inspection of this property, call Jo Sheil - 0422 491 016.