108 Flinders Street, Beauty Point, Tas 7270

Nestled along the serene banks of the river in Beauty Point, this exceptional 3-level residence offers an unparalleled waterfront lifestyle with panoramic views from nearly every room. Designed to embrace its stunning natural surroundings and bathed in all-day sun, this home also features 19 solar panels for energy efficiency and a resi lift to allow you to enjoy the home for longer.

The upper level welcomes you with beautiful timber floors throughout, leading to a spacious open-plan living and dining area. Expansive windows frame the breathtaking river views, while a reverse-cycle air conditioner, open fire place and a free-standing wood heater, ensures year-round comfort The well-appointed kitchen, a generous bedroom, and a bathroom complete this floor, offering both practicality and style.

The middle level is perfect for family living, featuring three more bedrooms, a second cozy living area with an additional open fireplace, a convenient kitchenette, a bathroom, and a laundry. 

On the ground floor, you'll find ample storage space and a second laundry, catering to all your practical needs. Step outside to enjoy your private access to Little River Beach-a perfect spot for relaxation and recreation.

Adding to its charm, this property has a rich history, having once served as the local post office and pizza shop, giving it a unique character that sets it apart.
Boating enthusiasts will appreciate the boat shed and direct access to a mooring, offering easy water adventures from your doorstep.

This unique Beauty Point gem, with its blend of charming timber floors, cozy fireplaces, eco-conscious features, and stunning views, is the perfect retreat for those seeking a tranquil waterfront lifestyle with a touch of history.

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