Rural & Farming Property for Sale in WA

Peaceful surroundings, a picturesque river boundary and space to pursue your rural ambitionsthis appealing 40.5-hectare property brings together country living and agricultural opportunity, just 15 minutes* from Collie. Collie River along the southern boundary, bordered by natural bushland. Peaceful country setting with open paddocks and established trees. Well-presented three-bedroom, two-bathroom home. Generous rear veranda overlooking the forest plantation. Two main livestock paddocks serviced by two good-quality dams. Third paddock featuring a mature olive grove. Approximately 13 hectares* of plantation trees planted in 2003, with potential harvesting opportunities subject to enquiries and applicable requirements. Powered main shed with shower, toilet and kitchen facilities. Enjoy the wider Collie region's forest trails, Wellington National Park, scenic lakes and vibrant mural attractions. Along the southern boundary, the Collie River and its adjoining natural bushland create a beautiful backdrop to the property. Open paddocks, a mature olive grove and established plantation trees add variety to the landscape, offering a setting where you can slow down, enjoy the outlook and feel connected to the land. The well-presented three-bedroom, two-bathroom home provides a comfortable base for everyday country living. A generous rear veranda overlooks the forest plantation, inviting leisurely breakfasts, relaxed afternoons and evenings spent taking in the peaceful surrounds. The land offers practical scope for livestock and rural pursuits, with two main paddocks serviced by two good-quality dams. A third paddock incorporates the mature olive grove, adding another dimension for buyers interested in a more self-sufficient lifestyle. Approximately 13 hectares* of plantation trees, planted in 2003, contribute to the property's established character and may offer future harvesting opportunities, subject to the purchaser's enquiries and any applicable requirements. Supporting the home and acreage is a powered main shed with shower, toilet and kitchen facilitiesa useful addition for a range of day-to-day rural activities. Beyond your own peaceful retreat, the Collie region offers plenty to explore. Wellington National Park, the scenic Collie River Valley and an extensive network of walking and mountain bike trails provide opportunities for outdoor adventure. Honeymoon Pool and Black Diamond Lake offer picturesque places to unwind, while the Collie Mural Trail and striking Wellington Dam mural bring art and colour to the region. With Collie close enough for everyday convenience, this is an opportunity to enjoy the space and tranquillity of rural living while remaining connected to town. Whether your vision is a lifestyle retreat, a small rural enterprise or simply more room to enjoy life, Lot 759 Glen Road offers a beautiful setting to make it your own. Contact Steve Lloyd-Smith on 0409 109 674 to arrange a viewing appointment. *Denotes an estimate.

Approx 45 km's north of Albany in the Plantagenet Shire, 30km's east of Mt Barker on Takalarup Rd. Excellent undulating country, high on the hill side at the eastern end of the Porongurup Ranges, running down to productive flats. Estimated grazing country is about 540 to 560 ha's, allowing the opportunity to mix farm here with grain & stock complementing each other. Original timbers include jarrah, redgum, ti tree & paper bark. Top quality soil types from granite loams, gravel loams, sands over gravels and peat swamp country. Excellent water supplies from ten dams, four soaks, domestic supplies from numerous rainwater tanks. Fifteen main paddocks with two smaller holding paddocks and fencing a mix of electric and some prefabricated wire. Main Residence: - brick-colourbond three-bedroom homestead, panoramic views over Stirling and Porongurup Ranges and South Coast. Second homestead three-bedroom cottage, neat and tidy. Machinery shed, 100 tonne fertiliser shed, workshop machinery storage shed, hay shed, numerous small GP sheds, cattle facilities with covered race & work areas k-rail & wood construction. Pastures are a mix of clovers, serradella and ryes with areas of kikuyu grass, producing abundant growth for silage and hay fodder. Excellent fertiliser applications over many years. For further details call Neville Tutt 0419 193 500 Peter Hassell 0429 955 066

Zephyr Real Estate is delighted to present 42 Clearys Road, Dardanup - a prime landholding with an approved structure plan, perfectly positioned to capitalise on the strong demand for residential land in Western Australia's thriving South West. Key Site Features Land area: 4.497 hectares Subdivision potential: Structure plan produced for 40 residential lots Zoning: Urban Development (R20 and R30) under the Shire of Dardanup Town Planning Scheme No. 3 Boundaries: Extending from Clearys Road through to Tank Street Bushfire safety: Entire site located outside Bushfire Prone Area (DFES mapping Location Advantage Situated at the gateway to the Ferguson Valley, Dardanup offers a rare blend of lifestyle appeal and development viability. The township is increasingly sought after by first home buyers and lifestyle upgraders, drawn to: Larger lot sizes and semi-rural charm Strong connectivity to Bunbury and the wider South West Established retail, schooling, and community amenities Investment Value Drivers Scarcity of land: Limited supply of developable land in the South West underpins strong demand Lifestyle appeal: Ferguson Valley's natural beauty and amenity drive consistent buyer interest Economic strength: Supported by employment diversity, retail convenience, and regional growth Subdivision profitability: Competitive advantages for delivering a high-quality residential product Method of Sale All Offers Presented - outright purchase or joint venture opportunity. Closing date: 15 December 2025 For further details, please contact: Peter Worsfold 0420 975 024 or Ben Beven 0417 759 442

Currently home to one of the largest Stud Bull operations in the South West, this exceptional property spans two titles and is fully equipped for a seamless transition into high-production farming. This is a rare opportunity to secure a holding of genuine scale, in a region renowned for reliability and diversity. With water becoming increasingly valuable, the property is positioned for long-term security and potential diversification. It benefits from an impressive average annual rainfall of 1,100mm, two pressurised bores, and direct pumping rights from the Scott River (subject to application). The underlying Leederville and Lesueur aquifers also present future irrigation potential, with both not yet fully allocated. Infrastructure is designed for efficiency and performance. Both titles are fitted with cattle yards and holding pens, while Lot 2 the main homestead site features 21 well-structured paddocks, ideal for cattle rotation and feed production. The property is capable of running 600800 head of cattle year-round, supported by strong pasture growth and abundant water sources. This is a tightly held, highly productive pocket of the South West, offering scale, diversity and water in a market where opportunities like this are seldom available.

The property is situated approx 24 km Northeast of Albany on Fuller Road Napier and some 410 kms Southeast of Perth in the City of Albany. Quality gentle undulating Kalgan River country in a prime highly productive region of Western Australia. Originally timbered with jarrah, redgum, ti tree and paper bark. Good strong mixed soil types from loams, river loams, gravel loams to small areas of sands. Estimated grazing at 180 (approx.) plus hectares with good mixed pasture of clovers ryes and kikuyu grass with an estimated soil types at 50% heavy, 45% medium and 5% light country. Also has 2 dams, 10 troughs plus 2 soaks and a few water tanks that provide stock water and domestic supplies. The outstanding feature of the property is a permanent reliable water supply comprising a 300 megalitre spring fed gully wall dam with excellent quality water. Used in the past to irrigate 17 ha lucerne, this is ideal for any agricultural, horticultural or viticultural production on the accompanying red loam soils. There is also potential for at least a further 25 ha to be irrigated. A Marani Hard Hose Irrigator and a Yenmar Diesel Pump are included with the property if the buyer wishes. Over the years previous owners have applied an excellent rate of fertilisers, the current owners have applied a mixed range of fertilisers, these include some trace elements and super and potash 3:2 at 180 kgs per hectares plus a Spring Boost onto hay paddocks in the spring. The property also has had applications of Lime and Dolomite in 2015, 2016. 2017 and 2021. The property's water supply comes from a key soak / spring, this water is currently pumped up to a tank which then provides stock water to a number of troughs on the property. It also provides water for irrigation of approx. 17 hectares with another 25 plus hectares also available. Annual rainfall 700 to 750 mm plus. The property currently has 500 Stud Ewes plus lambs and 100 Stud rams. Peak stock numbers in and around the 1,500 head. These numbers fluctuate due to seasonal conditions. The property is fenced into 14 paddocks with a few smaller holding paddocks. Fencing constructed from plain wire electric and ringlock on wood and steel posts. Laneways lead to most paddocks for ease of stock movement back to the yards. Excellent improvements on the property that include, hay sheds, large multi-purpose near new shed 44 x 12m fully enclosed with three stand shearing shed, workshop with power and concrete floor plus middle area for machinery storage etc. Adjoining this is a near new set of quality constructed and designed sheep yards. Older style shearing shed that is now used for general storage, two hay sheds. All improvements are in good condition. Large homestead constructed by the owners in 1990, double brick and iron with four bedrooms with built in robes, bathroom, lounge room, kitchen meals area, pantry, carport, wc, laundry, and verandas. The homestead commands majestic views over the property and through the gully to central Albany. The home is in good, neat, and well-presented condition. Top quality mixed grazing, suitable for hay farming, cattle, stud sheep / cattle plus prime lamb production. Excellent facilities and located in a good reliable region of Western Australia. Large quality water supplies make this property very suited to many a horticultural activity. All improvements are in good condition. Prime location situated in highly sort after Napier area, idea grazing and hay production region of Western Australia. Royston has on the Southwestern boundary the Napier Creek and the Kalgan River also run through the property providing an extra water supply if so required. Located in the Great Southern, close to City of Albany and the prime Mt Barker & Porongurup wine regions. For more information or inspection contact Neville Tutt 0419 193 599 or Peter Hassell 0429 955 066

Comprising of 2 locations to a combined 15,000 acres and set up for mixed farming and/or continuous cropping the property presents extremely well and offers impressive upside. Currently a mixed farming operation, the thoughtfully laid out paddocks and infrastructure maximise efficiency. Laneways have been constructed to allow access by 40ft header to all paddocks, sheds and silos. The seller has invested substantial time and expertise into improving soil quality and pasture cover to support their current farming practices and deliberately low inputs aided through expert advice. A 10 stand shearing shed supported by a 1500 head sheep yard provided great efficiency in stock processing. 23 dams provide ample water throughout the farm, which is structured in 20 square shaped paddocks of 400 acres on average making them auto steer ready. All paddocks are laneway fenced with access to all paddocks via laneway or Brennand Road. Current pastures are Frano Serradella with Casbah Biserulla and Nungarin Sub clover. Legume based Mix to improve soil health and fertility. 4 x 1 Homestead with 2 x 22,500L water tanks 2 x concrete floored workshops Water tanks; 2 x 60,000L, 1 x 40,000, 3 x 22,500L 23 Dams, 2 key for spraying no carting required 350T Super shed 1500 head sheep yards 100 head cattle yards This is a fantastic opportunity to invest in a well established farming property. Please contact us to discuss in further detail.

Features at a Glance Architect-designed 4-bed, 2-bath homestead (2001) Elevated 10.85-acre corner block with Henty Brook frontage Expansive open-plan living with high ceilings and reverse-cycle air- conditioning Solar panels for energy efficiency Jarrah flooring throughout all bedrooms Luxurious master suite with large ensuite, walk-in robe, and private view deck Alfresco entertaining areas with exceptional valley and dam outlooks Insulated, air-conditioned shed-ideal for hobbies or wine production Spring-fed dam, excellent reticulation, pump house Walking distance to wineries, breweries, and state forest 2530 minutes to Bunbury CBD; school bus service available Long-established vineyard with Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc & Semillon Transferable producer's licence with potential for cellar door operations Excellent water infrastructure to vines and reticulated lawns A property of this calibre-combining breathtaking beauty, architectural integrity, income potential, and a prized Ferguson Valley address-is seldom offered and always admired. Experience the true essence of rural luxury. Experience the lifestyle you've always dreamed of. Welcome to a place where life slows down, nature takes centre stage, and every sunrise feels like an invitation to breathe a little deeper. Set within the rolling hills of the Ferguson Valley, this stunning 10.85 acre lifestyle retreat captures the essence of tranquil rural living-while still placing you within moments of wineries, gourmet food, and vibrant community life. Perched in a commanding position overlooking sweeping valley views, the architect-designed homestead is a masterclass in comfort, quality, and understated country elegance. Designed in 2001 and lovingly cared for ever since, the home is perfectly oriented to embrace natural light, serene landscapes, and the gentle flow of seasonal breezes. Inside, soaring ceilings and expansive open-plan living areas create an immediate sense of space and calm. Picture windows frame every outlook like a landscape painting, while polished jarrah flooring adds warmth and refinement. The gourmet kitchen-complete with recessed ceilings and generous workspaces-anchors the heart of the home, making entertaining not just easy but an absolute pleasure. The master suite is your private sanctuary: a spacious retreat with a large ensuite, walk-in robe, and exclusive deck overlooking the spring-fed dam. Mornings here begin with birdsong and mist rolling through the valley; evenings close with golden sunsets settling over the water. Step outside to generous wraparound verandahs, manicured gardens, and a beautifully positioned alfresco deck-an ideal place to share long lunches, quiet coffees, or celebratory glasses of wine while taking in views that truly must be seen to be believed. For those seeking the perfect blend of lifestyle and opportunity, the property also includes an established 1.01ha vineyard and fully equipped wine shed-offering the option to continue a boutique wine venture, lease the facilities for passive income, or simply enjoy the luxury of living among vines. With nearly 20 years of successful production, client lists, and training available, the potential here is as rich as the soil itself. A substantial insulated, air-conditioned shed provides ample room for tools, vehicles, creative pursuits, or wine production. With its generous floor space and infrastructure, it could easily be adapted for hobbies, business use, or even the foundations of a dream equestrian haven. Nestled within the sought-after Henty Brook Estate, this property places you at the gateway to the Geographe Wine Region-where cellar doors, boutique breweries, and state forest trails are all close by. Despite its serene seclusion, you're only a short 2530 minute drive from Bunbury and everyday conveniences. This is more than a home-it's a lifestyle, an escape, and an opportunity all woven into one rare offering. A place where every day feels a little like a holiday, yet everything you need is right at your fingertips.

Privately nestled within a breathtaking natural landscape and bordered on all four sides by forest, this remarkable rural holding represents far more than a farm, it is a thriving regenerative landscape, a productive agricultural enterprise, and a rare opportunity to secure a substantial rural asset with exceptional lifestyle, tourism, and commercial potential. Held and managed with a deep commitment to environmental stewardship, the property is now entering its fourth consecutive year free from chemical inputs and compound fertilisers. Fertile forest loam soils, renowned for their moisture-retaining capacity, combine with a reliable annual rainfall of approximately 600700mm to create an agricultural environment that is both productive and resilient throughout the seasons. The land itself is a standout feature. Healthy topsoil, established regenerative farming practices, and extensive natural vegetation contribute to strong ecological health, biodiversity, and long-term sustainability. Water security is equally impressive, with three dams, an underground soak, and excellent soil structure supporting both livestock production and natural carbon sequestration. Recently operated as a successful mixed farming enterprise running cattle, sheep, poultry, and pigs, the property is exceptionally well suited to a broad range of agricultural pursuits. Equally, its scale, infrastructure, and environmental credentials present outstanding opportunities for diversification into agritourism, farm-based education, wellness retreats, and eco-accommodation ventures. While connected to mains power, the property enjoys the benefits of a sophisticated off-grid energy system incorporating battery storage, inverters, and backup generation, providing a high degree of energy independence without compromising reliability. Homestead & Guest Accommodation: Designed to support both family living and commercial enterprise, the substantial homestead offers generous and versatile accommodation, including: Expansive function room with adjoining kitchen Three large living areas Two bedrooms Complementing the main residence are six guest accommodation units, each enjoying convenient access to shared amenities. A full-length veranda creates a welcoming communal environment, complete with an outdoor kitchen and gathering space that encourages connection, relaxation, and authentic country hospitality. Further enhancing the property's flexibility are a self-contained granny flat and an additional fully self-contained residence, providing multiple accommodation options for family, staff, guests, or tourism operations. An Exceptional Farm Stay & Eco-Tourism Opportunity: Few properties combine productive agriculture, natural beauty, and established accommodation infrastructure as effectively as this one. Surrounded by native forest and immersed in a peaceful rural setting, the property offers visitors an increasingly sought-after opportunity to reconnect with nature and experience authentic farm life. Guests can engage with daily farming activities, learn about regenerative agriculture, explore the surrounding landscape, or simply enjoy the tranquillity of an off-grid country retreat. Potential tourism and hospitality ventures include: Boutique farm stay accommodation Nature-based retreats and digital detox experiences Regenerative agriculture and sustainability workshops Equestrian and livestock-focused tourism Wellness retreats and creative residencies Educational programs and farm immersion experiences for schools and community groups The combination of established accommodation, scenic dams, productive farmland, and uninterrupted State Forest boundaries creates a compelling destination capable of attracting a diverse and growing tourism market. Extensive Agricultural Infrastructure Purpose-built to support efficient livestock and farming operations, the property features an impressive range of infrastructure, including: Shearing shed accommodating approximately 200 head New sheep yards with capacity for approximately 800 head Large hay shed Poultry shed with multiple pens Large enclosed workshop Dedicated power shed housing batteries, inverters, and backup generator Eight grain silos positioned on concrete pads Extensive steel cattle yards with long handling race Solar-powered water system servicing dams and gravity-feeding troughs throughout multiple paddocks Verified Regenerative Agriculture Leadership: Adding further distinction, the property is proudly Verified RegenGrown, formally recognising its commitment to improving soil health, enhancing biodiversity, strengthening water cycle efficiency, and actively restoring ecological function. Through regenerative management practices that build soil carbon, reduce emissions, and improve landscape resilience, the property delivers measurable environmental outcomes while supporting long-term agricultural productivity and asset value. In an era where consumers increasingly seek sustainably produced food and meaningful travel experiences, Verified RegenGrown status provides a significant competitive advantage, positioning the property at the forefront of modern regenerative agriculture and eco-conscious rural enterprise. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a highly productive, environmentally significant rural estate where agriculture, conservation, tourism, and lifestyle combine to create a truly diversified and future-focused holding. A property of this scale, integrity, and potential is seldom offered and must be experienced to be fully appreciated.

What to Appreciate 51.93ha in tightly held Boallia location Two dwellings with strong rental return Cattle agistment income potential New fencing and established infrastructure Winter creeks running through the property Close proximity to Vasse and Busselton Set across 51.93 hectares in the tightly held Boallia locality, 696 Price Road presents a versatile rural holding combining income, lifestyle, and long-term potential. Positioned within one of the region's more sought-after rural pockets, the property offers a balanced opportunity for those looking to expand an existing operation, secure a lifestyle asset, or establish a foothold in the market with immediate return. Currently configured with multiple income streams, the property includes two established dwellings: A 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom home currently leased at $750 per week A 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom shed residence leased at $650 per week This setup provides immediate cash flow while maintaining flexibility for future use or owner occupation. The land is well established and ready to operate, with new fencing, multiple sheds, water tanks, and stock yards and infrastructure already in place. Two seasonal winter creeks run through the property, contributing to both its natural appeal and agricultural capability. Conveniently located just 18km from Vasse and 28km from Busselton, the property offers a sense of seclusion without sacrificing access to essential amenities, schools, and services. Buyers Note: All measurements/dollar amounts are approximate only. Boundaries marked on images are a guideline and are for visual purposes only. Buyers should complete their own due diligence, including a visual inspection before entering into an offer and should not rely on the photos or text alone in this advertising in making a purchasing decision.

Breathtaking outlook over a large irrigation dam 40 hectares of scenic countryside Cattle & sheep yards + machinery shed Multiple dams and natural water sources Below-ground swimming pool with patio area Minutes from the famous Mumballup Tavern Bordering the famous Bibbulmun Track Spacious 5-bedroom, 2-bathroom character home More land. More lifestyle. More freedom If you've been dreaming of your own peaceful sanctuary away from the pace of everyday life, this exceptional Mumballup property may be the opportunity you've been waiting for. Snuggled amongst gently rolling hills and located just moments from the iconic Mumballup Pub, this remarkable 40-hectare holding offers a rare blend of space, natural beauty, and rural charm. A highlight of the property itself is the breathtaking outlook across the large irrigation dam, creating a stunning backdrop that changes beautifully with the seasons. Complementing this feature are two additional stock dams and two natural soaks, ensuring excellent water availability and making the property well suited to livestock. Designed with practicality in mind, the property includes well-established cattle and sheep yards, along with a machinery shed to support day-to-day farm operations. At the heart of the property sits a character-filled family home, offering generous accommodation with five bedrooms and two bathrooms. The residence also includes a comfortable lounge, study, functional kitchen, and a light-filled dining/sunroom where you can relax while enjoying views of the surrounding countryside. Ceiling fans feature throughout most rooms. Completing this inviting rural lifestyle is a below-ground swimming pool and adjoining patio area, the perfect place to unwind, entertain guests, or simply soak in the peaceful beauty of your surroundings. Nature lovers will appreciate the unique connection to the outdoors, with the renowned Bibbulmun Track running alongside the property. Watching hikers pass by adds to the tranquil atmosphere and sense of living within one of Western Australia's most picturesque landscapes. Beyond its lifestyle appeal, the property also presents exciting tourism potential. With direct proximity to the Bibbulmun Track, one of Western Australia's most celebrated long-distance walking trails, and attractions like Glen Mervyn Dam, Wellington Dam, Honeymoon Pool, Black Diamond Lake, Stockton Lake and the many wineries throughout the region.Opportunities exist to create complementary tourism experiences such as onsite camping areas, small-scale caravan facilities, or boutique chalets that provide comfortable accommodation for visitors exploring the region. This type of nature-based tourism would align perfectly with the growing demand for authentic rural and outdoor experiences. Walkers, cyclists, and road-trippers travelling through the South West are increasingly seeking scenic places to stay that offer both convenience and connection to nature. A thoughtfully designed setup could make the property a welcoming stopover for Bibbulmun Track hikers while also attracting travellers touring the wider region. The location further strengthens this potential, acting as a gateway to the many attractions of the surrounding area. Visitors could easily explore Donnybrook's orchards and country-town charm, the heritage and music culture of Boyup Brook, and the scenic Ferguson Valley with its wineries, breweries, forests, and walking trails. Encouraging longer stays and repeat visits would also support local businesses and tourism operators throughout the district. Whether enjoyed as a private rural retreat, a productive farming property, or a future nature-based tourism venture, this unique holding offers an exceptional opportunity to embrace the best of country living in one of the South West's most naturally beautiful settings. Buyers Note: All measurements/dollar amounts are approximate only. Boundaries marked on images are a guideline and are for visual purposes only. Buyers should complete their own due diligence, including a visual inspection before entering into an offer and should not rely on the photos or text alone in this advertising in making a purchasing decision.

14.4ha rural holding set within a sandalwood plantation Rendered brick veneer, steel frame home with wrap-around verandas Off-grid living - solar power system and battery storage, solar hot water system, rainwater tank Soaring kitchen ceiling with large family island bench Open-plan living with plenty of natural light Hand-crafted stone feature wall Elevated views over productive cropping farmland 10km to wildflower hot spots and Wadderin Nature Reserve School bus conveniently close by Situated within a sandalwood plantation just 21 kilometres from the Wheatbelt town of Narembeen, embrace a lifestyle of quiet independence on this exceptional 14.4-hectare property, complete with a substantial sandalwood plantation on its way to a rewarding future harvest upon maturity. Families will appreciate the school bus stop just a short distance away, as well as easy access to Narembeen's full range of community services, strong sporting teams, and the well-regarded Narembeen District School. This comfortable 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is well appointed with ducted air conditioning, an Everhot slow-combustion wood stove, solar hot water, and rainwater tank. Unique lead-light windows framed by hardwood timber. The open-plan layout makes the most of airflow and natural light. A high-ceiling kitchen opens the living space, centred around a generous island bench well suited to family life and entertaining. Hardwood Jarrah verandas along the north, south, and west sides of the home connect indoor and outdoor living, with open views across the rural landscape. A two-bay shed rounds out the property, offering space for machinery, a workshop, or additional storage. Whether you're looking for a family retreat, a tree change, or simply a quieter pace of life, this property is worth a closer look. For more information or to arrange a private viewing, contact Peter Worsfold on 0420 975 024.

Willow Wood Glamping is one of the South West's most versatile rural holdings offering three dwellings, an established eco-tourism business, quality agricultural infrastructure, and the highly sought after Highland cattle operation that has become a signature attraction for visitors. Established glamping business Off grid solar system Shire approval pending for a 40 bay eco caravan park Only minutes from Busselton town centre & airport Well renowned Highland cattle tours Set across approximately 100 acres, the property features three well separated dwellings, each positioned for privacy and independence. Each home offers generous living spaces, outdoor entertaining areas, ample water storage and peaceful rural outlooks. The layout is ideal for multi-generational living, staff accommodation, rental income, or expanding the existing tourism venture. The established glamping business is a standout feature of the Willow Wood Glamping precinct. It includes 10 powered glamping tents, an off grid solar system, a communal BBQ and outdoor kitchen, a massage tent, sauna and cold plunge, plus a large service shed housing the off grid power hub, laundry and backup generator. Adding significant upside, the property also has Shire approval pending for a 40 bay eco caravan park, unlocking further income potential for an operator looking to scale. Approximately 75 acres of the property are productive grazing paddocks, currently home to a much-loved Highland cattle herd. These iconic animals are a proven attraction for glamping guests and farm tour visitors, drawing interest from across the region and providing a unique marketing advantage. Despite its privacy and rural ambience, the property is only minutes from Busselton town centre, Busselton Airport, and the beaches of Geographe Bay. This combination of accessibility, natural beauty and commercial opportunity makes Willow Wood Glamping one of the region's most compelling lifestyle and investment offerings For further information and inspection contact Peter Worsfold on 0420 975 024 or Zac Trigwell on 0490 051 270