Set on 42.12 acres at the foot of the Darling Ranges, this character-filled classic country homestead pairs genuine rural scale with the kind of water security most acreage buyers spend years chasing.

This exceptional acreage opportunity is a literal once-in-a-generation chance to lock in your rural future in a highly desirable and tightly-held location.

The property carries real homestead history - a rambling, limestone residence with wide wrap-around verandahs and established gardens, built up naturally over decades rather than laid out all at once. Everything's been considered, maintained and relished over a generation creating a genuinely attractive and manageable rural property for the farmers at heart.

There's timeless charm everywhere you turn and a carefully managed pastured property with so much versatility and potential, ready for it's new custodians to dream the next chapter into life. With endless options for utilising the land, bigger is better in North Dandalup.

The residence:
As it's done in the country - the kitchen sits at the true centre of the home, with a servery and breakfast bar opening straight into one living space, and a second, long, light-filled west-facing separate living area can be accessed from the other side. Each has its own wood fire, giving the household two genuinely separate places to gather through winter, not just one.

Recent updates have focused where they matter most, a fully renovated bathroom with its own separate toilet, while the ensuite bathroom servicing the master suite has been recently updated and contains a corner spa bath. Character has been lovingly retained through every room: timber-framed windows and high ceilings that feel unmistakably homestead rather than project-built.

Outdoor living:
Established gardens wrap the home on every side, shaded by mature trees and anchored by a wide verandah for genuine day-to-day outdoor living, not just an occasional barbecue space. Let's be honest, who sits around indoors when there's so much to enjoy and cultivate outside on your own piece of rural paradise!

A productive fruit orchard and chicken coop sit within the secure homestead yard, giving the property a working, self-sufficient character well beyond the ornamental. The windmill still earns its keep, feeding water to the gardens and standing as the property's most recognisable landmark.

Water security:
Water here runs three ways, not one. A functional windmill feeds a network of tanks primarily for the gardens, while a separate solar bore pump keeps stock troughs running independently across the paddocks. 2 dams at the rear add further backup for stock watering, and around 200,000 litres of rainwater storage sits across various tanks on the property.

For genuine rural use, this is the kind of layered water security that's increasingly hard to find, let alone all on one title.

Land and infrastructure:
Fertile soils and quality pasture are paramount for year-round production, and here the sand over clay soils are free-draining in the wetter months meaning stock rotation is a breeze.

The 42.12 acres divides into 4 paddocks beyond the secure house yard, currently running sheep, with cattle previously grazed here too, the land suits horses, pasture or hay production just as readily.

Infrastructure matches the scale: a secure 9m by 12m powered workshop with a concrete floor and an additional lean-to for parking, plus a second, older 7m by 12m open-bay machinery shed for equipment and general storage.

Location and lifestyle:
North Dandalup sits within the Shire of Murray, along the South Western Highway corridor between Serpentine and Pinjarra, with the Darling Range foothills rising directly behind.

Perth sits around 71 km away, comfortably under an hour's drive, with North Dandalup's own primary school, convenience store and fuel station covering everyday needs locally.

For recreation, North Dandalup Dam sits close by, drawing visitors for picnics, model boat sailing and swimming through the warmer months. The Australind service connects North Dandalup directly to Perth by rail, rounding out a location that's genuinely rural without being remote.

What next!?
To arrange your private inspection or request further information, contact the Miles Walton Team via the Email Agent feature on this webpage.

Key features:
- 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- Central kitchen with servery and breakfast bar into the main living space
- Second, separate living area with its own wood fire
- Wide verandahs, established gardens
- Productive fruit orchard and chicken coop within the secure homestead yard
- Windmill-fed tank system for garden irrigation
- Solar bore pump feeding stock water troughs
- Rear dam for additional stock watering
- Approximately 200,000L rainwater storage across the property
- Land divided into 4 paddocks, currently grazing sheep, suitable for horses, pasture or hay
- 9m x 12m powered workshop, concrete floor, lean-to parking
- 7m x 12m open-bay machinery shed
- Mains power, septic, rainwater
- Full 42.12 acres (17.0453ha) at the foot of the Darling Ranges