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Mokare Rise

Mount Barker WA 6324

Offers above $450,000

Create Your Dream Home in St Werburghs Rise

Set within the peaceful and well-regarded St Werburghs Rise subdivision, this fantastic 6.34ha block offers you the chance to build your dream home and enjoy a relaxed country lifestyle.

With plenty of space, privacy, and a great natural setting, this property is ideal for buyers looking to step out of town without being too far away.

The block is mostly cleared, making it easier to plan and build, while still offering a selection of established trees that provide natural privacy and a beautiful outlook.

Being fully fenced, it is ready for you to start creating your new lifestyle straight away.

The orientation of the land is a real highlight. It allows you to position your home to capture excellent northern light into your patio and kitchen areas-helping keep your living spaces warm and full of natural light all year round.

Zoned as Rural Small Holding, this property gives you flexibility to enjoy space, keep animals, or simply live a quieter life.

Best of all, you are only a short drive to Mount Barker, making daily errands and schooling convenient while still enjoying the feel of wide-open space.

Contact Neels Delport, 0450 451 401 or neels.delport@elders.com.au for more information on this great block

Features

General Features

  • Land Size: 6hect

Can I afford Mokare Rise?

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, looking for your next home, or considering upgrading or downgrading, Elders Finance can unlock the doors to the right finance option for you and get you into the home of your dreams.

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