 |
|
|
|
|
| |
 |
|
|
| |
Small Acreage, Big Views - Comfortable Lifestyle
|
Established on a panoramic hillside setting, this is an ideal small acreage hideaway at a very affordable price. It is perfect for someone who enjoys the relaxation time of the drive to and from work, or for someone who wants to downsize to a few private acres but not move in to town. |
The home is very comfortable and deceptively spacious three bedroom dwelling. It features high cathedral Macrocarpa timber ceilings in the expansive open living area. The home ambiance is maintained with the option of using the Masport wood heater or the Daiken reverse cycle heat pump, both supported by ceiling fans for air circulation.
Two bedrooms, both with built in robes and the main and the bathroom are situated at the eastern end of the home, while the third bedroom or office, kitchen and laundry facilities are situated to the west. Both cooking facilities and hot water systems are provided by gas for instant heat, and electricity has been converted to pay as you go metering. The home is very well constructed with plentiful light from the large aluminium framed windows.
The home affords the owners simply stunning views of the ring of mountains from the Western Tiers to the east, Mount Roland and Black Bluff to the south west, as do the grounds of the property.
The property is well appointed with sheds including a new colourbond double garage, outdoor disused 2nd laundry room, and general farm sheds, which have been partially lined and are ideal for fodder storage as well as general purpose and workshop areas, as well as old dairy converted to a hen house. The property is predominantly pasture with the front pastures yielding up to 600 square baled hay in previous cuts, ideal for a bit of supplementary income or supporting the hobby farm.
Rain water is collected from the house and garage roofs and stored in two tanks (7,000 and 5,000 gallon) for domestic and stock purpose, and can also be supplemented with water from the farmlets spring fed dam. The dam is ideal for maintaining and maximising of yields from the vegetable gardens and grounds with reticulation available via an independent pressure pump installation. As an added bonus there is also a bore installed on the property capped and not in use, but still active that is rated to provide approximately 1,200 gallons per hour.
The property is approximately 10 minutes from Wilmot township (School and General Store); 35 - 40 minutes from Devonport, or 20 - 25 from Ulverstone, being situated on the link road between Wilmot and Castra, and with school bus access at the front gate servicing the Sprent school. With potential to develop this house further with outdoor deck or entertainment areas to take in the landscape and views, this property spells potential.
|
| |
Price: |
$300,000 |
|
|
| |
Address: |
Castra |
| |
Living Area: |
169 Square Metres (approximately 18 squares) |
| |
Bedrooms: |
3 |
| |
Bathrooms: |
1 |
| |
Parking: |
2 |
| |
Land Size: |
2.326 hectares (approximately 5.7 acres) |
| |
Contact: |
Neil Colbeck |
| |
Phone: |
(03) 6423 3000 |
| |
Mobile |
0429 331 664 |
| |
Email: |
neil@sushames.com |
|
info@sushames.com
slideshow |
|
|
