24 Dances Road, Cygnet, Tas 7112

Located within an easy walk to all of Cygnet’s shops, cafes, and galleries is this beautifully presented, 4 bedroom family home. This property is spacious, north-facing and low maintenance, making it the ideal choice for your next home. 

The residence is positioned privately, well away from the no-through street and provides secure off street parking for multiple vehicles. 

There are gorgeous views of neighbouring farmlands as well as the hills and bushland beyond. This stunning outlook is enjoyed from almost every room as well as from the spacious covered deck. 
The very clever design of the interior has created large, light, and bright spaces but also allows for intimate or more formal spaces within the open plan. 

The kitchen, which offers gas cooking and abundant bench space, overlooks the lounge and dining areas, so you can watch the kids or entertain guests while preparing meals.  A contemporary wood heater is positioned centrally to warm the entire home, and thanks to the quality insulation, the house is cool in summer and cosy in the winter. 

Each of the large double bedrooms now provides quality built-in storage, and the family bathroom is positioned centrally between them. 

Glass sliders welcome you onto the covered deck, which is an ideal spot for entertaining or relaxing, and from here you can easily access the fenced yard, complete with garden shed.  The 700 square metre grounds are level, and thanks to the sunny position, the property is surrounded by greenery, creating a private sanctuary. 

This is a secure and beautifully maintained property, ideal for those looking for enjoyable and easy living close to town. 

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Disclaimer:
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.