Franklin, Tas 7113, Address available on request

Set amidst 5 acres of enchanting gardens and a varied array of established trees, this attractive & unique home offers a serene lifestyle and seems perfectly suited to its botanical surrounds. This craftsman-built 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 2-storey home sits beside and overlooks a beautiful big lake and includes a variety of impressive Tasmanian timber work along with feature doors & windows and draws the admiration of all who visit. 
A spacious open-plan living arrangement on the main floor with a naturally light-filled kitchen, hardwood timber floors throughout, a centrally-positioned wood-heater and French doors which open out to a large timber deck overlooking the lake. Three upstairs bedrooms with a common sitting area & 2nd bathroom and all windows in the home seem to look out into delightful landscaped gardens.
The home & gardens are complimented by a large shingled shed, offering versatility as a studio workspace or a workshop and, of particular appeal to many, there is also a special “hobbit house” studio which sits amidst a seemingly hidden world of gardens & trees which features a superb blend of collector plants and creates a near-subtropical South-East Asian feel.
A very unique offering in the increasingly popular & sought-after Huon Valley. Private & quiet, yet just five minutes out of central Franklin where popular restaurants & cafes are found along with local school, wooden boat centre and river esplanade area with convenient water access. Just a short drive on to central Huonville where there are plenty more shops & services available and approximately 40 minutes to Hobart.
Enjoy a relaxing lifestyle amidst the stunning surrounds of your own property. Call today for more information and to arrange an inspection.




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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 in order to determine whether or not the information is, in fact accurate.