29406 South Western Highway Diamond Tree, Manjimup WA 6258

The property boasts some of the richest soils in the region and has demonstrated its quality through the production of a wide range of heirloom tomatoes, pumpkins, peppers, garlic and more. There is currently 13ha of cultivated land, which is irrigated by a 3Kw submersible pump from the dam with smart system which is automated or can be operated remotely via an app. The irrigation system allows for up to a 20,000 litre per hour capacity.

The farm cottage is substantial in size, with 4 bedrooms, the main having an ensuite, plus a study or library, loungeroom, separate dining and a sunroom. The galley style kitchen is a central feature of the home and there are views from every room.

Off the rear of the house is a good size veranda that faces south down the property which offers expansive views right through the year. It's a wonderful place to sit back and relax as the sun slowly edges toward the horizon, right on the boundary of the property.

The house also has a storage room off the laundry and another separate patio facing west.

The 25m x 10m open machinery shed offers a massive space for your machinery, storage and related agricultural activities. The entire space has a concrete floor and a built-in cool room, all of which is complemented by multiple 15 amp power outlets and an additional rain water tank.

There are many business and life-style opportunities:

A second building offers 2-bedroom areas, toilet and space for a bathroom and kitchenette, which have been plumbed but not completed. Part of the cottage was originally a tobacco drying shed and is built with bricks from the original brickworks in Manjimup. This could be used for a separate accommodation space for family and friends, short stay accommodation, a home-based business or your own personal space to pursue your favourite pastime.

Over the last few years, horticulture (garlic and heirloom vegetables, e.g pumpkins, tomatoes, aubergines, chillies, etc.) has been the main agricultural enterprise, mainly selling to high-end restaurants and secondary wholesalers. The popular roadside stall serves as a beloved destination for locals and tourists alike. Positioned prominently at the Pemberton turn off and accessible via sealed roads with plenty of parking, it stands as an additional income generator for the farm.

This property offers so much, whether to continue operation as a producer of premium heirloom vegetables, livestock or viticulture, or as a hobby farm and place to enjoy your surrounds. A variety of farm machinery, from tractor to specialised garlic growing machinery and other horticulture implements, can be purchased separately. An itemised list with prices is available on request. This could potentially help you to have an income even in the first year whilst you are planning what else you would like to do with this fertile and well-located property.

With so many qualities and so much opportunity, this property demands attention for any buyer looking to secure arguably one of the best rural properties in the district.