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Cowaramup Country
It would be pretty rare to find a larger developer who lives in the town they are sub-dividing and who will remain in the town after the project is complete.
As long time residents and having such a strong connection to the land which was formerly used as a family farm, the whole family is committed to maintaining the towns unique environment.
We wanted to create this new residential environment sensitively and to extend everything we love about the Cowaramup town centre into a new area.
As it is the people that make the community and the community that plays such a strong role in the town we thought you might want to know a little bit more about who we are and why we are doing this.
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Ian
The eternal optimist he's often heard to say "She'll be right" (and he usually is). You'll also and cruising around town on his red tractor "fixing stuff".
Member of the volunteer fire brigade, active member of the Hawks Football team, newly elected shire councillor, dhu fish catcher, keen gardner, owner of an electrical business and now property developer we are not sure how he manages to pack everything in, - but he does. |
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Allan
A mining engineer who has spent time working in South Africa, Telfer, Tasmania and now based in Perth with his darling wife and two lovely daughters.
Keen cyclist and occassional fish catcher his vast engineering experience has come in pretty handy with the development. |
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Neil
Only wonderful things to say about Neil (largely because he's my father and current landlord, but that's another story)
Footy player extrordanaire, until the knees and the hips gave in, he now is an avid cycler and wearer of "too much lycra".
Supports the local wine and agricultural industry both as business owner in Cowaramup Agencies who supplies product to this area and also as a lover of wine and bbqs. |
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Katie
Well there is me, project manager of Cowaramup Country and daughter/niece to the "three Earl Boys".
Left the region when I was 18 to go to university and thinking I never would return (except for visits of course). Nearly 10 years later, I found myself back here and absolutely loving it.
I am thankful for
the opportunity to be involved with Cowaramup Country and love the challenge being part of the evolution of the town and the responsibility of leaving a legacy.
My vision for Cowaramup Country is that it seamlessly becomes part of an already wonderful town that people visit and wished they could either live here or stay just another day. One of those rare and amazing towns around the world that still retains in soul and character. |
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