Lazy K is a one-thousand-acre agricultural property, 15 kms east of Esperance. It has the unique feature of having an additional tourism income stream from a full-size, granite replica of Stonehenge. Built from local stone, the Esperance Stonehenge looks as the original would have in 1950 BC. A popular stop on the local tourist route, it is also popular for local functions and weddings. Esperance Stonehenge captures the sun's rays in the summer and winter solstices, just as the original did. The property's modern homestead has been built to capture sweeping coastal and nature park views. It has three bedrooms, polished hardwood floors, and a light and airy design. The property receives more than 600ml of rain per annum, and enjoys a Mediterranean climate. Boasting abundant pastures, quality groundwater reticulated throughout, a large, concrete-floored shed, and circular, steel cattle yards, Lazy K is also an outstanding agricultural operation. The property has 4.7km of road frontage, and several vantage points with coastal views, creating the possibility of future subdivision. The vendors are exploring the possibility of subdividing the property now, leaving the Stonehenge and infrastructure as one, and the 400 hectares of prime farming land as the other. The property has received interest at around the $5 million mark.