180 Kiaka Road, Coomberdale WA 6512

KIAKA
180 Kiaka Road Coomberdale
28.47 hectares - 70 acres

Kiaka farm is located just 7kms east of the siding of Coomberdale. It offers a great opportunity for someone looking for their own space with an abode and utility sheds to live and work in.

It represents the balance of an original property which has been in the Ridgway family name since the property being first taken up in 1853. The farm has changed hands through the family generations and the family has finally called time on their...

KIAKA
180 Kiaka Road Coomberdale
28.47 hectares - 70 acres

Kiaka farm is located just 7kms east of the siding of Coomberdale. It offers a great opportunity for someone looking for their own space with an abode and utility sheds to live and work in.

It represents the balance of an original property which has been in the Ridgway family name since the property being first taken up in 1853. The farm has changed hands through the family generations and the family has finally called time on their association with some of WA's most historic farming country. Much has happened in that time including the creation of a larger productive property to now what is a scaled down version.

The property now offers a small lifestyle opportunity with bitumen road frontage and is located just 16kms north of the regional centre of Moora. Kiaka offers a peace and tranquillity and a chance to move out of the hustle and bustle of suburbia.

There are many features within the property including a 3 bedroom and 1 bathroom concrete brick and tile homestead which is of solid build but may need some renovation to suit modern living. The house also has a fenced garden which could soon return to its former glory and a large 3 car carport.

The farm has a 2 stand steel, iron and timber shearing shed with steel sheep handling yards which would need some repair but are usable. This also offers some machinery storage space. There is the original workshop which would come with some tools. Various other machinery items will also be included in the sale of the property which are too numerous to mention. These are considered old and vintage but could have some value to a future owner.

For those that have a historic heart the original homestead is still standing, built from local rock and in a solid state with original tin roof. This was built in the late 1800's and is still used for some storage.

The 28.47 hectares offers a new owner an opportunity to run some livestock being wonderful sandy loam over clay soils and natural vegetation being Yorkgums, Salmon gums and Whitegums being the natural vegetation.

Water is sourced from a natural well and via an electric pump is used to service the livestock and garden requirement with roof catchment being used for domestic usage.

The property which consists of two titles is being offered for sale by way of "Expressions of Interest" (IF NOT SOLD PRIOR)
Offers closing 3pm Wednesday 13th September 2023


For any further enquiries and to arrange inspection please contact Terry Norrish 0429 471 219