Proposed Lot 3/166 Richardson Road (Meerup), Northcliffe, WA 6262

Looking for a spacious and versatile property to call your own?  This great balance of open space and natural bushland is ready for you to create your dream lifestyle property.  With 7.167ha (17.71 acres) of land this block in Meerup (just on the outskirts of Northcliffe), is ready for you to make your mark. Whether you're dreaming of a rural retreat, hobby farm, or just looking for extra space, this property provides endless possibilities.

Property Features:
*7.167ha (17.71acres)
*Cleared and bush block
*Set back from main road
*Close to town centre (2.7km)
*Small soak 
*Fully fenced and gated
*Bore sight located 
*Power will be available to the site
*Titles are to be issued approx. late March, early April

Just 2.7km from the town centre-convenient yet serene, enjoy peace and privacy while still being close to everything, yet tucked away enough to enjoy a peaceful country lifestyle. The property is fully fenced and gated, providing privacy and security, and the bore sight adds a sustainable water source for future use


Now open for auction bids through Openn Negotiation. Here are the auction conditions for you to consider.

Auction Type: Openn Negotiation (online)
*Bidding Terms: All bidders must register and secure approval from the Seller.
*Flexible Bidding: Terms can accommodate financing needs.
*Bidding expected to start in the high $200k's
*Final Bidding Stage (FBS): Scheduled for Tuesday 18 March @ 5:30pm.
*Timing can change, or the property can be sold prior to this date, so don't delay
*Never wonder where you need to be to buy the property as you can transparently see all other bids.
*Not sure how it works, just send us an online enquiry from here and we can explain this simple and transparent method of sale.

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.