5 houses for sale in Carnamah County

LAWD is pleased to present for sale the Arrowsmith Portfolio (the Portfolio), a rare opportunity to acquire an institutional scale, turnkey broadacre cropping operation in Western Australia's highly regarded Mid West region. Transformed in recent years into a modern, large-scale grain production enterprise, the Portfolio has been developed to maximise operational efficiency, scalability & long-term productivity. Comprising a total land area of 11,288ha across three contiguous holdings, of which 9,404 (83%) is extensively developed to arable broadacre dryland cropping production. The Portfolio combines three substantial holdings known as Arrowsmith (3,301ha - 2,391ha arable), Eraramba (3,677ha 3,167ha arable) & Rainey Plains (4,309ha 3,846ha arable), located within a 12km radius, delivering operational scale & efficiencies. Broadacre cropping land is utilised for grain production having delivered consistent average yields across wheat (2.7 tonnes/ha), canola (1.32 tonnes/ha) & lupins (1

19 Franklin Street THREE SPRINGS WA 6519- $349,000. Large Family Home, 4 reverse split system air conditioners, 4 bedrooms, plus study, 2 Living areas, 2 bathrooms, 2 outdoor areas, undercover carport, with solar panels on 946m2 Residential Block, Quiet Street, overlooking farmland. 3-section transportable home, great plan, reverse air conditioning for comfort all year round. Front area has Entry hall, Master bedroom with ensuite, Study and formal lounge or parents retreat. Open plan Living area, Kitchen with walk-in pantry, breakfast bar, eating area & large family room overlooking side alfresco, and large undercover back veranda, full length of the house. 3 good-sized bedrooms, large laundry, linen cupboard, with separate toilet. Plenty of storage. Fully enclosed backyard, garden shed, shady backyard for the kids to enjoy, undercover carport with door into laundry for convenience. To view this property, call Colleen 0427995590. This property is in Three Springs, a small rural town in

12 Robertson Street Carnamah WA 6517 - $175,000. Renovator's Delight: 1012m2 Block. Character Home, timber-framed, Fibro with Iron Roof, high ceilings. Jarrah floorboards. Large Lounge with open wood fire, reverse cycle split system air conditioner, 2 bedrooms, 2 sleepouts. Kitchen with gas upright stove, over looking back yard. Separate Laundry & Bathroom leading from back porch. Shed, with tool room, separate toilet next to shed, for outdoor living. Large, fully enclosed backyard, with back lane access. Robertson Street is very central, within walking distance to shops, schools, sport facilities, etc in the small rural town of Carnamah, Midwest agricultural area of WA. Home of the World's Largest Tractor. To inspect this property Call Colleen 0427995590

Jurien Bay Realty are pleased to present this new listing located in Eneabba which is approximately 37km to the coastal town of Leeman WA 6514. The property has 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom and sits on a generous 1,290m2 block. This property would suit a first home buyer or a buyer looking to purchase an investment property in the area. Jurien Bay Realty offer Property Management Services if you are considering purchasing the property to later rent out to tenants. Shire Rates: Approx $1,637.75 per year Water Rates: Septics - Rates Aprox $290.00 per year To book your inspection of the property or for more information, please contact Ebony Mair on 0413 340 492

Located just off the Coorow-Greenhead Road, around 3 hours drive north of Perth, a realignment of boundary subdivision is being carried out to form an outstanding environmental offset, carbon sequestration and secluded getaway block. Nestled alongside an extensive nature reserve and within the Shire of Coorow, itself recognised as a premier biodiversity hotspot, Bikaner consists of approximately 682 hectares of mainly sandy and sandy loam soils, a good portion of which were cleared for agriculture and farmed for a period before the property was purchased by a carbon sequestration company who established a plantation of mallee trees to sequester carbon from the atmosphere and generate carbon credits. The plantation remains under the ownership and control of the owners of the carbon rights, while the remainder of the property lends itself to alternate uses. There is a large portion of the property covered by remnant and regrowth vegetation, where native wildlife and introduced animals ro