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    The property offers buyers an unprecedented combination of commercial farming scale and iconic heritage infrastructure just 86km north of Perth.

    Spanning over 3,460 hectares across 11 titles, the former Bindoon Agricultural College is being offered to the market via an Offers to Purchase process closing on 6 November.

    The property is being marketed by Ray White Rural (WA) principal Steve Vaughan and director Hugh Ness who said the estate combines a high-yielding cropping and livestock operation with extraordinary historic educational infrastructure featuring majestic inter-war free classical and Romanesque architecture.

    The property has about 1,600 hectares of cleared, highly fertile land suitable for dryland cropping and grazing, backed by secure water infrastructure including solar-powered bores, freshwater springs, and catchment dams.

    Mr Vaughan said that beyond its rich agricultural capabilities, the estate features substantial modern residential accommodation - including five detached homes - alongside extensive educational facilities, a 25-metre swimming pool, commercial kitchen, and sports courts.

    Ten smaller titled lots ranging between 15 and 41 hectares also offer immediate potential for rural lifestyle buyers.

    “It is exceptionally rare to see a landholding of this scale, versatility, and historical significance hit the market so close to the Perth metropolitan area,” Mr Vaughan said.

    “Whether a buyer is looking to expand a commercial broadacre agricultural footprint, explore adaptive re-use of the magnificent heritage infrastructure, or capitalize on the subdivision potential across the 11 titles, the property presents an unprecedented canvas in one of WA's most sought-after agricultural belts.”

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