1004 Cygnet Coast Road, Wattle Grove, Tas 7109

This charming cottage sits amongst almost 10 acres and enjoys stunning westerly views over the Huon River. It was originally built around 1908, and though it’s enjoyed many upgrades throughout the years, including being completely double-glazed, the vintage charm remains.
Dado walls and decorative ceilings are a nod to its birth year, as are the separate, more formal rooms which provide warm and cosy living spaces. 
The recently revamped kitchen sits in the heart of the home, where you can overlook the river as you prepare meals. There is plenty of storage and workspace here and upgraded appliances. 
Access to the deck is via the dining area, and from here, you can soak in the Northerly sun and enjoy those views over the water. 
Two bedrooms are spacious doubles, and the third, smaller room is perfect for a home office or child's bedroom. The master bedroom offers built-in storage and direct access to the deck. 
The bathroom bursts with character and provides underfloor heating, a lovely luxury during the cooler seasons. 
Outside, you’ll find countless additional infrastructure, which means the possibilities for land use are seemingly endless. In addition to some smaller storage areas, you’ll find a massive machinery shed, shearing sheds, and a large, semi self-contained space begging to be transformed into additional accommodation. 
The property is just shy of 10 acres and offers multiple dams within the fenced paddocks. Currently home to some very happy sheep but given that there are orchards and vineyards in the area, there is scope to create something very special here. Please phone, or email for further information and to schedule your appointment to view. 

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The information contained in this listing has been supplied to Win Em All P/L trading as Homelands Property from a variety of sources and to the best of their knowledge. The Agents are unable to verify whether the above information is accurate. All interested persons should make and rely upon their own enquiries to determine whether or not the information is, in fact accurate.