🇦🇺 Australia / 43 Baesjou Grove, Mount Barker
A fully off-grid Mount Barker home
Advertised for sale · Source reviewed 2026-11-07
Price on request
Property description
The Mount Barker property at 43 Baesjou Grove covers approximately 7.59 hectares. The agent advertises an approved one-bedroom, one-bathroom dwelling and a second one-bedroom dwelling described as unapproved. The grounds include an established orchard and space for animals.
Reported infrastructure includes 6.4 kW of solar, 13 kWh of battery storage and a backup generator. The listing describes a 160,000-litre rainwater tank, filtration and a separate 25,000-litre dam-fed supply for the garden. Confirm the sale status, approvals for both dwellings, potable-water testing and seasonal inflow with the agent.
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Price and land size not confirmed in accessible listing. Verify water treatment and seasonal inflow.
Energy 75
6.4 kW solar, two 6.5 kWh batteries, generator
Water 75
160,000 L rainwater; 25,000 L dam-fed garden tank
Food 25
Garden and animals mentioned; yields not supplied
Heating —
Heating source not disclosed
Waste —
Wastewater system not disclosed
Resilience 50
Generator and separate water tanks
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Location & climate
Approximate area: 43 Baesjou Grove, Mount Barker. Dry summers make seasonal water storage and wildfire assessment important. These are regional considerations, not a property hazard model.
Before you commit
Request title and lawful residential use, ownership eligibility for your citizenship, planning permissions, water rights and laboratory tests, solar and battery specifications, wastewater compliance, access rights and local hazard reports. Ownership eligibility has not been assessed for any buyer.
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- Lawful year-round occupancy, land-use rules and water rights.
- Dry-season water supply, soil and growing season.
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