A rare, romantic, and beautifully restored heritage estate on 3 acres in the heart of Cuballing and less than 2 hours from Perth.
Step into history and breathe in the charm of Ingersley House, a truly unique property originally built in 1914 by Mr. Fred Turner for his son on his WWI war service block. Constructed from handmade mud bricks, with striking Cuballing-fired red clay brick coining, this remarkable home has been lovingly and faithfully restored by its current owners to honour its origins while embracing modern comfort, style, and liveability.
From the moment you arrive, the home speaks. A gravelled circular driveway sweeps you toward the distinctive heritage archway bearing the original house name, perfectly mirrored by a second arch framing the entrance door—complete with the home’s historic build date. It is a greeting that feels both grand and intimate, immediately suggesting you have arrived somewhere special.
Set across 3 picturesque acres, the property offers triple access and thoughtful land division:
• 1.5 acres fully fenced and suitable for livestock or a horse, with separate gated entry, already subdivided into three lots.
• 1.5 acres surrounding the residence, gardens, and a generous suite of outbuildings and recreational facilities.
Inside, the home radiates warmth through its thick mudbrick walls, original heritage features, pressed tin ceilings throughout, and carefully curated updates. The living spaces are inviting and atmospheric, with two classic fireplaces for winter comfort, complemented by reverse cycle air conditioning for year-round ease. The kitchen blends heritage character with modern practicality, offering ample storage, a walk-in pantry, a wood slow combustion wetback stove, and a gas oven and cooktop.
The lifestyle this property offers is exceptional. At its heart is an 11-metre indoor inground swimming pool, allowing year-round enjoyment. Adjacent are an attic for storage, a root cellar, along with a private gym and craft room—a wellness and creativity hub within your own sanctuary. Entertain in the expansive covered outdoor area or simply soak in the quiet beauty of the grounds.
A property deeply connected to the land, it has been thoughtfully established for self-sufficiency and sustainable living. Features include:
• Raised, covered vegetable garden beds for year-round growing
• An enclosed orchard with heirloom fruit trees, some believed to be as old as the house
• Citrus and nut trees
• Chicken coop
• Extensive garden reticulation
• Rainwater tanks providing clean, abundant household water
• A 5kW solar power system supporting energy-efficient living
These elements together create a home where sustainability is not just possible—it is already thoughtfully in place, offering the potential for a genuinely self-sufficient lifestyle.
For those who require space for work, projects, hobby farming, or business:
• Stable for horse or livestock
• 9m x 14m powered shed/workshop
• Lock-up garage
• Lean-tos on both sheds for additional equipment and vehicle shelter
This property offers the rare combination of heritage elegance, modern comfort, and practical self-sufficiency, all within a peaceful semi-rural setting just moments from town conveniences and across the road from the recreation centre and Dryandra Equestrian Centre.
Ingersley House is more than a home - it is a living story, a sanctuary, and an opportunity to live with purpose, beauty, and connection to the land.
Properties of this character and completeness rarely come to market.
We invite you to book your private viewing and experience it for yourself.
