1569 Murchison Highway, Yolla TAS 7325

Are you looking for a touch of rural, change of scenery, or maybe you are just after some more space? Look no further! Built in the 1920's and possessing an abundance of character with a modern touch, you feel a sense of belonging from the moment you walk in the front door.

The home offers 4 bedrooms, 3 including built-ins and 1 boasting a Walk in Robe. The 4th bedroom could be utilised as an additional sitting area or office/study; you are only limited to your imagination. 1 good sized bathroom with shower, bathtub and solar powered hot water system. The 2 toilets at the property are separate from the bathroom.

The spacious open plan living, dining, and Tassie Oak kitchen with ample storage space, walk in pantry and island bench is sure to be the heart of the home for you and your family. The kitchen also features a double oven and other upgraded appliances allowing for convenience when entertaining and functionality for the time conscious. This area is heated by a new wood heater for added comfort.

Additional improvements include new floor coverings, new reverse cycle heat pump, heat transfer system, aluminum windows, new window furnishings, freshly painted internally and much more.

If it is outbuildings you're seeking then carry on reading! This property provides 1 double garage with electric roller door and an additional single car garage, a 3 bay shed, separate garden shed and workshop, a man cave and outdoor BBQ area.

All of above is available on whopping 2638m2 dead flat block, with a fully fenced yard providing an environment for the kids or pets to enjoy in addition to offering you peace of mind for their safety.

You can't possible capture the full essence with words and photos, this home must been seen to be fully appreciated.

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