Located on the west side of the northern end of Company Road in Greenough. This piece of Greenough and Midwest history has come up for sale.

Ironbarks has a high historic significance as one of the oldest surviving homesteads on the front flats. Further the place is associated with the Brand and Morrell families, well known early settlers in the district.

The homestead has been built in several stages commencing with a simple stone cottage way back in 1860, the original stone cottage is now the centre point of the home.
Being now a fine kitchen with pitched timber roof and shingle tiles. Nice and spacious with plenty of bench space and a huge imported cooker from the UK to prepare the family meals on. It also has the original Metters stove, and dishwasher.

The lounge has pointed jarrah floorboards and functional fireplace.

The dining and family area has reverse cycle air-conditioning and a pot belly stove. The master bedroom has pressed tin ceilings and new flooring off of which is a parents retreat or nursery.

The remaining rooms are of good size one of which is utilised as an office, a library with built-in bookstand is another of many features.

A separate music room or ye olde man cave with Foxtel to watching sporting events.

All this is set upon a whopping 12.18 hectares (approximately 30.45 acres). With natural scheme water, windmill bore and two rainwater tanks, those being a 90,000 litre and 25,000 litre capacity.
The laundry is located outside and also has a large storage cupboard. A machinery shed plus a wool shed and established reticulated gardens around the house and lastly but not least is an old ruin that could be a project that the lucky buyer could restore.

All this and more for this unique home. I look forward to your call to arrange your private viewing.

Call Jim Quinn on 0412 991 442.