6104 Channel Highway, Garden Island Creek, Tas 7112

Set on almost 15 acres of land, and just 15 minutes from Cygnet, this gorgeous rural property, is perfect for horses or livestock. The house and the surrounding land have enjoyed fantastic upgrades over the past few years, and there's still so much potential. 
The home is within walking distance of Garden Island Creek, a great spot to launch your kayak. A charming little local beach is just minutes away. The location is fabulous, with many stunning bushwalks in the area and multiple swimming beaches nearby. 
The three bedroom home is neat and tidy with new carpets and double glazed windows that help keep it warm and cosy throughout the seasons. 
The spacious kitchen sits in the heart of the home and provides plenty of storage and new appliances. There is a generously proportioned sitting room, and a sunken living and dining room, which allows the floorplan to remain quite flexible. A wood heater adds warmth and ambiance to this space, in addition to the electric heating and cooling. The large north-facing deck is ideal for entertaining, and the well-established house gardens are fenced, making it safe for your children and pets. 
Each of the bedrooms offer built in storage, and just across from the master bedroom, you can access a small deck that leads to the gardens. 
Outside, you’ll find a spa and gazebo with views into the property's bushland, and there is a garage or workshop that sits away from the house.  
There are multiple dams within the paddocks and new high-quality fencing around the property. 
Not only is this the perfect rural escape, but it also offers a great coastal lifestyle, while being close to Cygnet and just an hour from Hobart. 
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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.