This well known mud brick home was built in the 1980’s and could be said to have history dating back to the late 1800’s. A component of the building materials used in its construction was re-claimed from the original Heyfield Hall built circa 1880. Combine the history and idyllic setting of this property and it creates a wonderful opportunity for an astute buyer looking for a unique lifestyle. This locally built mud brick home on 10 acres offers two large bedrooms, kitchen with gas cooking plus a wood fired combustion stove and beautiful timber benchtops. A lovely bathroom with timber vanity, shower and bath. The lounge, dining and kitchen are all included in the open plan living design of the house that includes the central support to the whole structure, a trunk from one of the local native trees that is the backbone of this old style carpentry work. The home and shedding are all self-sufficient with a professionally installed system of photo-voltaic batteries, solar panels and a 12.5 KVA backup diesel generator. Being a mud brick construction with verandahs on all sides, the natural insulation it provides keeps you cool in summer and combined with a cosy wood heater keeps you warm in winter. Relaxing in the established gardens gives you breathtaking views of the Great Dividing Ranges during the day and stunning sunsets at dusk. The sundry shedding includes a 10m x 6m clerestory style timber workshop that could operated as an art studio or a workshop plus a 5m x 4m storage shed, a garden shed and a double carport.
Agents comments: If natural surroundings and exceptionally clean air and water are your requirements in a property then an inspection of Wara Wara will impress. This property successfully combines the practical conveniences of modern life with the simplicity and comfort of a bygone era. Don’t let this wonderful opportunity in the foothills of the Avon Wilderness pass you by.
