YALLINGUP SOLD- This Injidup Land- Lot 72 Braizier Cove Yallingup Western Australia 6282. It is good to be by the sea. Thinking of buying or selling?

Lot 72 Brazier Cove, Yallingup WA 6282, Australia

Sold

$495,000

Property ID :

None

Area

7907 SQUARE METERS

Description

THIS INJIDUP LAND WAS A CLASSIC WOULD LOVE TO HAVE MORE LIKE IT TO SELL-
Block is 7907 square metres, the building envelope is 1000 square metres

Superbly located in Wyadup Estate, this north-facing vacant block rises undulating to a peak where the building envelope is located, there are panoramic views over the valley to Mount Duckworth.

The landscape is friendly with enchanting trees shrubs and coastal bushland.

Panoramic views of the hills and valleys surround you. The property has been recently surveyed along with the designated building envelope, which has been clearly marked out with string lines and bunting.

This Injidup land is within walking distance to Wyadup Right Hander, Wyadup natural spa, Wyadup Beach.

Surrounded by National Parks there is no potential for further development which adds to the long term value of your investment.

A classic property.

Close by attractions include the Injidup Spa Retreat, for more properties like this contact us.
Injidup beach is a great place to surf, people love the food and wine, many restaurants and wineries nearby.

More about the close attraction Injidup Spa from Margaretriver.com

There is no spa in the world as exclusive as this one. Down a rutted walking track from the Injidup car park is a natural rock pool formation known as the “Injidup Spa”.

Clamber over the rocks to a pool washed by the wild ocean, a thrill of cold water fizzing over your skin in surging waves.

Turbulent and foaming, this is the natural spa. But there’s more to Injidup than this geographical phenomenon alone. As a stretch of beach, Injidup is known for its surf breaks, diving, and rugged outlook.

Water that is jewel-blue to shore deepens to reflect the intensity of swell hitting from the Indian Ocean. Crowds are scarcely a problem here, but in any case, the beach is long enough for all combers to stake out their own patch of sand. Fishing from shore can yield rewards and – in the cooler months – ocean play-time can be exchanged for a walk along this section of the Cape to Cape track.