Welcome to Burroloo Well – a property once celebrated throughout the region for its renowned hydroponic tomatoes and fresh local produce. Spanning approximately 70.08 hectares (173 acres), this unique rural holding now presents an exceptional opportunity for new owners to revitalise its productive legacy or explore alternative rural pursuits.

The land comprises a laterite rock and gravel plateau adorned with remnant native trees, gently sloping to the east towards the highway. On the southeastern boundary, approximately 7 hectares have been largely cleared and feature sandy loam soils previously utilised for hay cropping.

A cluster of established structures is located near the highway frontage, including:
• Main Shed: An open-fronted structure with a concrete floor, approximately 80 sqm in size, in average condition.
• Former Wildlife Education Centre: A sealed building of approximately 100 sqm, featuring a concrete floor and two toilets. Previously used by Chittering Wildlife Carers Inc. for meetings and workshops.
• Greenhouse and Shade Structures: Several tunnel-style greenhouses and shade houses situated between the main buildings.
• Fenced animal enclosures.

Although not currently in operation, these structures once supported a thriving hydroponic vegetable enterprise – producing the highly regarded Burroloo Well tomatoes known across the district.

Supporting infrastructure includes three water tanks located on the western hillside (in good condition, though associated pipework requires renewal) and a sizeable dam positioned immediately west of the main complex, historically used for the hydroponic water system. A hay shed of approximately 100 sqm, also in average condition, sits near the southern boundary and includes a small water tank.

Positioned at the gateway between Bindoon to the north and the Chittering Valley to the south, and only minutes from Bindoon townsite, this substantial rural property offers both potential and versatility – whether for future horticultural ventures, agricultural pursuits, or the creation of a tranquil country homestead.

An outstanding opportunity to secure a significant landholding in a highly sought-after region.

This property will be sold as-is

Inspection strictly by appointment only – no access without the agent present.

Contact our LOCAL
Rural Property Consultant
Kim Johnson on 0407 089 880 | kim@hkybullsbrook.com.au

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the agent has exercised skill, due care, and diligence in compiling this advertisement, based on all information obtainable at the time of preparation. Should any aspect of the information provided have, or potentially have, an impact on your decision to purchase this property, prospective buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own independent enquiries to verify its accuracy before submitting an offer. Please note, under Western Australian legislation, there is no statutory cooling-off period when purchasing a residential property.