Lot 202 McMahon Road, North Dandalup, WA 6207

Thirty-two acres, nearly 1 kilometre of river frontage and an original homestead set deep within mature estate grounds - this is North Dandalup acreage on a scale and with a character that is virtually impossible to find.

This remarkable holding carries the kind of established, estate-like character that cannot be created quickly. Mature oaks, towering gums and decades-old plantings frame the homestead and grounds, while rich pasture and the North Dandalup River give the property a sense of permanence, purpose and connection to its setting.

From the moment you enter from McMahon Road and follow the long private driveway, there is a sense of arrival. The homestead sits well back from the road and enjoys a beautiful vantage across the length of the holding, with open paddocks, mature trees and grazing country unfolding ahead.

The land and river.
Eight established paddocks are currently in use, supported by mostly renewed horse-safe fencing, troughs and existing water infrastructure. Rich loamy riverbank soils support excellent pasture, while mature trees provide shade, shelter and character throughout.

At the southern boundary, the North Dandalup River becomes one of the property's most memorable features. An established access point leads directly to the riverbank, where the setting changes beneath native trees and along the water's edge.

Beyond the river, an additional paddock of approximately 2 acres remains part of the parcel, creating a wonderfully peaceful pocket of native trees and grazing land on the far side. It is a rare detail that gives the property even greater depth and makes the river feel integral to the estate rather than simply something beyond the boundary.

Equestrian capability already in place.
Its history as a horse-training property remains an important part of the landholding.

A substantial sand training track runs approximately 475m and is ideally suited to racehorses, thoroughbreds, conditioning or general exercise. Inside the track sits a large riding arena of approximately 54m x 34m, providing a dedicated area for schooling, groundwork and training.

Paddock shelters and yards remain in place, while the 8-paddock configuration and horse-safe fencing allow horses to be brought in and used from day one.
Equally, the property works just as well for cattle, livestock, small-scale farming or anyone simply wanting genuine acreage with room to use it properly.

The original homestead.
Tucked among mature gardens and magnificent established trees, the original 4 bedroom brick and tile homestead feels entirely at home within its surroundings.

High ceilings and generous rooms give the residence character, while recent improvements have made it comfortable and easy to enjoy. Fresh internal paint, new carpet and a completely renovated bathroom have refreshed the interior, while an operational wood fire and split-system air conditioning provide year-round comfort.

Living and dining areas are generous and connected, with the kitchen positioned centrally and offering excellent workspace, gas cooking, double wall ovens and plenty of storage.

Positioned toward one end of the long, narrower holding, the home enjoys a commanding perspective across the property, reinforcing the sense of space every time you look beyond the house.

Outdoor living and pool.
A huge covered patio extends the home into the garden and creates an excellent setting for long lunches, family gatherings and relaxed outdoor living.
Connected to it is the fully enclosed below-ground swimming pool, protected from the elements and complemented by a separate shower and toilet servicing the pool area.

Mature oaks, gums and established plantings give the homestead precinct a sense of age and permanence, creating an atmosphere closer to an old rural estate than a conventional lifestyle property.

The home is supplied by rainwater, while existing water infrastructure services gardens and stock troughs.

Workshop and access.
A substantial 12m x 6m enclosed workshop includes concrete flooring, sliding-door access, power and 3 phase supply. Alongside it, a further 12m x 5m covered lean-to provides valuable additional space for machinery, trailers, floats, equipment or storage.

The private driveway belongs entirely to the property and connects directly to McMahon Road, with ample room for trucks, horse floats, machinery and larger vehicles to move comfortably between the road, homestead and working areas.

North Dandalup on a completely different scale.
Across the road, North Dandalup's newer rural residential estates show just how sought after this location has become. Here, however, the proposition is on an entirely different scale.

More than 32 acres, direct river frontage, established pasture, mature trees, equestrian infrastructure, a private homestead setting and workshop capability combine to create a lifestyle opportunity that cannot be compared with a standard 2.5 acre holding.

North Dandalup township is close by, while South Western Highway and Forrest Highway provide easy connection to Pinjarra, Mandurah and the broader Peel region.

What next!?
Approximately 32 acres of established river country. The original, improved homestead. 8 paddocks. A 475m sand training track. Approx. 54m x 34m arena. Enclosed pool. Serious workshop infrastructure. Mature estate-like grounds. Direct access to the river, plus an additional approx. 2 acre paddock beyond it.

For buyers searching for genuine rural scale, history, privacy and beauty without giving up convenience, this is the kind of holding that deserves to be experienced in person.

For more information or to arrange your inspection, please enquire using the Email Agent feature on this webpage and a member of Team Miles Walton will be in touch.

Type

Acreage

Bedrooms

4

Bathrooms

1

Parkings

8

Area

12.95 ha