16 Douglas Court, St Helens TAS 7216

What a fantastic location to build your new home! With great views over Georges Bay and Medeas Cove waiting for you from a home with gentle elevation, this block is a great size at 845m2 and with the surrounding homes established, you should never have your views built out! Plus, title is issued so you can get started on your new build immediately.

As part of a quality subdivision, this gently contoured block has driveway established, water, power and sewer running straight past, so everything you need to get your home started is right there. Fenced on two sides and with a walkway to Susan Court on the western side this block has a wonderful aspect. The outlook to hinterland over Medeas Cove is not to be overlooked and of course the views over Georges Bay from a second storey will be fabulous.

Homes in this area of St Helens are selling for some of the highest prices in town, so you're buying into elite territory with quality homes to help ensure the value of your property is always at the sharp end of the scale! Get in touch today to make this piece of paradise your own - phone Heidi Howe at Harcourts St Helens and make living at 16 Douglas Court, St Helens a reality.

Property Information:
Municipality: Break O'Day
Land size: 845m2
Zoning: Residential
Services Available: power, water, sewer

St Helens is the gateway to the world famous Bay of Fires and is 2 hours from Launceston or 3 1/2 hours from Hobart. The largest town on Tasmania's east coast, St Helens is complimented by a 10 bed hospital, dentist, vet, district school, government agencies, fishing port, mountain bike network, thriving dining and retail scene.
Industry is primarily based around tourism, hospitality, fishing, education and health services. St Helens is a vibrant and friendly community.

**Harcourts St Helens has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.