7606 Brand Highway Regans Ford WA 6507

Welcome to "Woodbine Estate" a truly unique property that perfectly captures the spirit and history of Western Australia's early settlers, established in 1868.
The Adam Shields Realty Team is proud to present one of the most remarkable properties in the Dandaragan Shire to the market!

First Farm Open Inspection:
Saturday 8th November 2025 / 10:00am - 12:00pm

(More photos coming soon)

Property Details:
- Located approx. 2kms down Woodbine Rd (LOT 883 Woodbine Rd, Regans Ford)
- Land Size: 40.73ha / 100.64ac
- Zoning: Rural / Farming
- Shire: Dandaragan, WA 6507 (Suburb: Regan's Ford)
- Shire Rates: Approx. $2,500
- Price Guide: Offers invited $1,100,000 to $1,200,000 million

Main Improvements:
- Charming renovated 4x2 Mudbrick Cottage, Established in 1868 - Over looking permanent spring-fed pond
- Separate 2x2 guest or staff accommodation
- Large 18m x 9m open front machinery shed plus workshop, with power and water
- Five main paddocks, each with a large cement water trough
- Single phase power connected
- 500m of scenic Moore River frontage
- Two additional all year round dams
- Domestic bore with new submersible pump and four water tanks
- 86,000L rainwater storage tank
- Chook pen and milking shed with enclosed yard

Location:
- "Woodbine Estate" is 2km down Woodbine Road, off Dandaragan Road
- 5 minutes to Regan's Ford Windmill Roadhouse
- 20 minutes to Dandaragan
- 35 minutes to Gingin
- 60 minutes to Yanchep
- 75 minutes to Perth

A Glimpse into the History of Woodbine Estate:

Woodbine Estate was first settled by Mr. and Mrs. Bandy, who arrived from England in the 1800s. Like many pioneers of their time, they chose only the most fertile and resourceful land on which to build a self-sufficient life and Woodbine stands as a prime example of that era's ambition and endurance. Just nearby, another landmark of local history, Regan's Ford (now the site of the Windmill Roadhouse on Brand Highway) tells the story of Mr. and Mrs. Regan, who also made their home along the Moore River. These early settlers shaped the region with their hard work, resilience and community spirit.
Adding to Woodbine's charm is its fascinating link to the ship "Seabird" which ran aground at Wedge Island in the 1800s. It is said that some of the aged timber used in the construction of the cottage was salvaged from the ship's cargo, collected along Ledge Point beach and carted inland along the old coastal track to the Bandy's new homestead. The Bandy family raised twelve children at Woodbine Estate, contributing enormously to the development of the Moore River district. Local folklore tells of spirited moments, like Mrs. Bandy's frustration when Mr. Regan's pigs raided her precious vegetable garden a reminder of how hard won every crop and meal was in those days. Perhaps the most remarkable story of all is that of Mrs. Bandy's 73-mile ride from Woodbine to Guildford, cradling her sick infant son, Joseph in a basket across her saddle. Against all odds, the journey saved his life and Joseph went on to live into his nineties in Gingin, remembered fondly as a true gentleman and testament to his mother's courage. Today, Woodbine Estate stands as a beautifully maintained by the Miller family and a fully renovated example of Western Australia's pioneering heritage a home that offers not just comfort and beauty, but a direct link to the past.

Contact our team today for your opportunity to view this historic property!
Adam and Aimee Shields
M: 0429 104 760 M: 0436 300 466
E: adam.shields@nh.com.au E: aimee@asr.team

Disclosure - Renewable Energy Projects:
Prospective renewable energy developments are currently proposed and under review near Yathroo and Regan's Ford, within the Shire of Dandaragan along Brand Highway. While none of these are expected to impact the property itself, its valuable information and at buyers discretion to assess further.

Disclaimer: This information has been prepared to assist in the marketing of this property. While all care has been taken to ensure accuracy, Adam Shields Realty/Nutrien Harcourts do not warrant or guarantee the information provided. Interested parties are encouraged to make their own enquiries.