Nestled within the serene beauty of Balingup is this expansive 2.5-acre (1-hectare) rustic property in Balingup with deciduous and native trees, which are planted along the sweeping driveway. There is a dam and quaint shed house plus vegetable gardens. This versatile property bridges eras with ease. The main dwelling—a contemporary shed-style home—anchors it firmly in the present, yet remove the shed from view and the setting could just as easily belong to a bygone period. In autumn, the deciduous trees shed their leaves in a graceful display of colour and change—an annual spectacle of quiet beauty. By winter, their bare branches stand in stark contrast to the paddocks and surrounding landscape, which remain green and lush, offering a vibrant counterpoint to the trees’ skeletal silhouettes
There are two sea containers on site for storage and these can also function as site offices. There are a lot of established trees up the driveway and in various spots around the property. The property is situated on a hill, with the shed dwelling located near the summit. The outlook is beautiful, overlooking native SW forest and paddocks. In winter, the landscape is green and lush, and this prevails until early summer, but in summer it can get quite dry and paddocks turn yellow. The trees obviously stay green. The property and area has a reasonable rainfall fall which is a consideration for filming in winter.