Country comfort

This American style country home, built in 2001, is designed around a more sustainable and natural way of living and has panoramic views of the surrounding countryside making for a very relaxing lifestyle. Set on approximately 4.481Ha (12Ac). The open plan living area comprises lounge and kitchen that features Tasmanian Oak cabinetry and cupboards, wood heater and a slow combustion oven/stove that also heats your hot water. The master bedroom is quite spacious with a walk-in robe and offers easy access to the large bathroom/laundry that is adjacent to the enclosed deck, an ideal spot to dry your washing all year round. Leading off the lounge, a third bedroom is currently utilised as a craft room. An ample sized garage and workshop has an attached woodshed with enough room for more than a winters worth so there is no need to go outside to get your firewood. Upstairs there is another sun filled bedroom and office plus storage. Another storage shed houses a bore (Not currently utilised) and electric fence unit. Surrounding the home is a property that the new owner could utilise as a self-sustaining holding, providing everything one could want in the way of fresh fruit from the orchard and for growing your own produce almost year-round in the hot house. The natural bush along the creek has been left as a habitat corridor for many of the native wildlife that includes Wallabies, Possums, Echidnas, Platypus and the occasional Tasmanian Devils. Fenced paddocks would suit horses or livestock with electric fencing in place.<br/><br/>• Creek fed dam with pump for irrigation<br/>• Fully fenced orchard/chook yard, hot house<br/>• Suitable for livestock or horses<br/>• Ideal for a self-sustainable organic farm<br/>• Large home with numerous sheds and outbuildings <br/>• Approximately 30 minutes from Burnie CBD<br/><br/>Roberts Real Estate have obtained all information in this document from sources considered to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. <br/>Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All measurements are approximate.<br/><br/>