65 Austins Road, Turners Marsh, Tas 7267

Nestled on a picturesque 20-acre block, 65 Austins Road offers a tranquil and private lifestyle, just 20 minutes from Launceston. This beautiful home is perfect for those seeking peace and seclusion amongst the gumtrees, with the added benefit of being close to all the essentials.

The residence is designed for low maintenance living, making it ideal for busy families or those looking for a simple, stress-free retreat. With three large water tanks on-site, you'll never have to worry about running out of water, even during the driest months. Attached is a large 2 car garage/workshop with ample room for storing your tools and machinery and if that's not enough, you will find a shed at the front of the property with power connected.

Inside, the spacious, open-plan design ensures warmth and comfort, with a wood heater effectively heating the entire house during the colder months, while keeping energy bills low. The flow of natural light and the open layout create a bright, welcoming atmosphere that invites relaxation and connection with nature.

This property is an incredible opportunity for those looking for a true "bush change."  Whether you want ample room for your family, space for pets and animals, or simply the luxury of privacy in a serene environment, this home is the perfect fit. 

Take a walk in your own backyard, up the hill behind the property, passing two dams', one of those being spring fed. Once you reach the top and look over your new home, you'll realise just how beautiful it really is.

For those yearning for a peaceful, rural lifestyle with plenty of space, this is the one you've been waiting for. A haven of nature, privacy, and comfort, 65 Austins Road is waiting to welcome you home.


*Peter Lees Real Estate has used a variety of sources to obtain information relating to this property. We believe all are reliable sources and have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, however we cannot guarantee it. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries.

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