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Paul Thomason Nutrien Harcourts Esperance
- Located close to town
- Large, spacious, four bedroom, two bathroom homestead
- Charming, warm character with timber features throughout :
- Outside veranda poles are from the original telegraph line in Leonora
- All veranda Jarrah beams are from recycled timber, pulled down from two shearing sheds at Munglinup
- 70% of the mud bricks were made on site on the house pad with local gravel. Jenni was making bricks till she was too far pregnant with the twins to continue. They were made with a 4 brick mould and a wooden paddle
- The bricks all exceeded the regulatory testing in Perth
- The large telegraph poles were hand picked from Cottesloe in Perth before they went to underground power
- The indoor/outdoor Jetty Timbers are all from the Esperance Port
- The stairway and upstairs balustrade is all from the Gibson Timber Yard Company
- All upstairs flooring and outside decks are also recycled from Munglinup shearing sheds. These timbers have been left untreated to add to the overall rustic effect of the home
- The family room wall window is an original from the Salmon Gums Hotel
- The metal pins and hooks exposed in the mud bricks throughout the house are from the original Blacksmiths shop in the Museum Park in Esperance
- All Cedar including windows was purposely used to age and add to the rustic appearance of the house
- The home was designed by award winning local architect Gary Ramm and was built by award winning local builder Robbie Donaldson.
- Landscaped grounds block size of five acres
- Large open plan living
- Luxury ensuite with views of the property and lakes
- Colourbond shed used for storage and workshop
Property ID: #LEC3373
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Sold Property
- Located close to town
- Large, spacious, four bedroom, two bathroom homestead
- Charming, warm character with timber features throughout :
- Outside veranda poles are from the original telegraph line in Leonora
- All veranda Jarrah beams are from recycled timber, pulled down from two shearing sheds at Munglinup
- 70% of the mud bricks were made on site on the house pad with local gravel. Jenni was making bricks till she was too far pregnant with the twins to continue. They were made with a 4 brick mould and a wooden paddle
- The bricks all exceeded the regulatory testing in Perth
- The large telegraph poles were hand picked from Cottesloe in Perth before they went to underground power
- The indoor/outdoor Jetty Timbers are all from the Esperance Port
- The stairway and upstairs balustrade is all from the Gibson Timber Yard Company
- All upstairs flooring and outside decks are also recycled from Munglinup shearing sheds. These timbers have been left untreated to add to the overall rustic effect of the home
- The family room wall window is an original from the Salmon Gums Hotel
- The metal pins and hooks exposed in the mud bricks throughout the house are from the original Blacksmiths shop in the Museum Park in Esperance
- All Cedar including windows was purposely used to age and add to the rustic appearance of the house
- The home was designed by award winning local architect Gary Ramm and was built by award winning local builder Robbie Donaldson.
- Landscaped grounds block size of five acres
- Large open plan living
- Luxury ensuite with views of the property and lakes
- Colourbond shed used for storage and workshop
Property ID: #LEC3373
Paul Thomason Nutrien Harcourts Esperance
Office Nutrien Harcourts Esperance
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