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What to Appreciate Set in a picturesque and secluded pocket of the Wellington Forest region, Wilyerup offers an exceptional balance of privacy, water resources ...

What to Appreciate Set in a picturesque and secluded pocket of the Wellington Forest region, Wilyerup offers an exceptional balance of privacy, water resources, and natural beauty. A winter creek flows directly from the forest through the property, feeding a series of dams, waterholes and soaks surrounded by rich soils and diverse vegetation. Connected to the renowned Geographe winery region and within easy reach of Dardanup, Donnybrook, and Collie, the property feels worlds away - a place where the night sky remains untouched by city lights. The location sits close to the sources of the Ferguson, Preston, and Collie Rivers and links via wildlife corridors to approximately 9,000 hectares of forest, creating a sanctuary for native flora and fauna. While parts of the property are divided into paddocks, two forested sections and a vegetated creekline preserve an array of endemic species. Permanent pools remain along the creek throughout summer, and several magnificent Zanthorrheas stand proudly along the south-western boundary. The property presents outstanding potential for ecotourism ventures or the conservation of endemic wildlife. Water • Bussell Brook flows through during winter • Two key dams and multiple water soaks • Three 20,000-gallon concrete rainwater tanks Infrastructure • Lock-up shed with concrete floor & double roller doors • Open five-bay general-purpose shed • Additional older general-purpose shed Orchard & Garden Plantings A thoughtfully established mix of fruit and feature trees, including: Quince, cherries (Morello & sweet), English mulberry, medlar, cherry plum, plum varieties, soft-shell almond, hazelnut, chestnut, oaks, ornamental pears, maple (Acer x freemanii), gingko biloba, carob bean trees, sheoak, banksia, poplars, and a stunning unidentified deciduous tree by the home dam that glows golden in autumn. Naturally Occurring Species Blackbutt (Eucalyptus patens), jarrah, marri (red gum), snottygobble (Persoonia), banksia species, multiple Zanthorrhea species, tea tree, karri hazel, and agonis - thriving throughout the creeklines and upper slopes. Surroundings • Bordered by state forest and farmland • Within a short drive of Wellington Dam and the Ferguson Valley wine trail • Exceptional seclusion and natural beauty rarely found For further details, please contact Nick Wallace or John Garland (snr) from Garland International.