104 Low Head Road, Low Head TAS 7253

Nestled at 104 Low Head Road, this delightful three-bedroom home invites you to bask in sunshine from dawn till dusk, thanks to its desirable east-west aspect and generous double-glazed windows. windows.
Sited on a large 975m² allotment, the property captures the essence of countryside tranquillity while being only a short drive from the town centre and the pristine beaches of Low Head.

Completely renovated in 2021, the residence exudes a fresh, contemporary feel throughout. The light-filled living areas flow effortlessly to a sleek galley kitchen, complete with a small breakfast bar and connection to dining for those entertaining nights, both ideal for busy mornings and casual dining. The modern bathroom boasts a walk-in shower and a deep bath, perfect for unwinding after a long day or following a walk along the pathway that runs to the Lighthouse.

Step out onto the rear deck to savour your morning coffee, or retreat to the sunroom in the evening with a glass of wine as the sun sets. Enjoy picturesque glimpses of the Tamar River, along with the peaceful sounds of cows in nearby fields and coastal birds overhead. With four parking spaces which includes lock up garaging, a fully fenced yard for children and pets, and easy-care gardens, this property is as practical as it is charming.

Located in an increasingly sought-after strip, surrounded by million-dollar properties, this home represents a superb blue-chip investment. Whether as a permanent residence or a ready-to-enjoy holiday escape, 104 Low Head Road promises a sun-soaked lifestyle that’s hard to resist.
Renovations include:
All internal plumbing. Complete re-wiring. New roofing and sisalation. New double glazed windows. New paint and internal furnishings. Kitchen and bathroom etc..

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