GREENOUGH WA 6532

Located towards the end of the Dunes Estate is a 3.92 hectare / 9.69 acre block . This block is at the end of the cul-de-sac and ensures privacy in this environmentally friendly estate.

The property has a cleared area of approx 2 acres including fire break and the approx. 1.5 acre building envelope is fully fenced with ring lock wire fencing and treated timber strainers with access gates at all corners including 3 metre double gates at the entrance to the already established 6m wide gravel driveway.

There is a council approved 12m x 9m x 3.6m (Class 10A) shed which is fully self-contained. The block has U/G power and scheme water already connected to the block with additional facilities in the shed such as a kitchenette, hot water system, shower, washing machine connection and biolytix septic system already installed and plumbed (by a registered plumber). Single phase power is also connected to the shed (connected by an authorised electrician). The shed has lighting and ceiling fans and would make the ideal base for anyone wishing to build their dream home in such close proximity to the beach which is accessed by a secluded walking trail at the end of the cul-de-sac via coastal reserve. (approx. 400metres to the beach or a 9 minute walk).

Seaviews would be available from a multi level dwelling. Big double sliding doors allow access for caravans or boats requiring height of approx. 3.4metres. Telephone is available at the boundary.

The front and southern perimeter of the block has been revegetated with native trees to form a shelter belt and is fully reticulated. In addition the perimeter of the shed has been revegetated with native vegetation to screen the building. All vegetation is now well established and thriving. Water has been supplied to all boundaries of the fenced area.

Water divining has indicated several potential water sources on the block.

Water service charges per year are approx.: $187.00 plus consumption.Rates for last financial year amounted to $1084.95.Slashing of firebreak approx. $165 per year in accordance with the Bush Fire Act.
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