1828 Blessington Road, Blessington TAS 7212

On viewing this property you will realize that this is a large comfortable suburban family home which is nestled into a magical bush setting. The current owners have taken 11 years of clearing and planting with native shrubs and some European trees to create beautiful vistas to enjoy from every window and al-fresco areas.
Experience the magnificent sunsets and misty mornings along the North Esk River valley, hear the kookaburras and native birds and watch the wedge tailed eagles soar high on the thermals. The 107.7 ha property is sanctuary to wild deer, wallabies, possums, devils, wombats and echidnas while the seasons bring colour changes in vegetation and animal species.
There is plenty of room for a family to grow and expand, unencumbered by the restrictions of town life. The virgin bush surrounding the home is criss-crossed with paths and developed walks. There are several dams and a winter stream which winds its way down the hill under the road to the Esk. Another winter creek in the middle of the property creates a lush gully year-round.
For those interested in recreational activities, Ben Lomond National Reserve is about 10km further up the road. The park is a magnet for skiers in winter and for walkers and mountain bikers all year round. The nearby historic village of Evandale has a market every Sunday that attracts many visitors to the food and vegetable stands, craft and bric a brac stalls. There are also numerous wineries in the region.
Built in 1995 upgraded and renovated since, the home is comprised of five bedrooms, three bathrooms and three large living areas spread over two levels, with the downstairs area quite self-contained. You could convert this area for a B&B or use it as accommodation for extended family members. Upstairs the kitchen is the hub with all rooms leading from it. Two wood heaters (free wood) plus two heat pumps create beautiful warmth offset by 6 solar panels.
There are three water tanks, solar hot water and septic system on the property. Currently being re-zoned by the Interim Planning Scheme 2015 from ‘rural resource' to ‘agricultural resource' this classification gives you a wider scope for agricultural development of the land.
"Stone Croft"is only 26 km out of town, 15 minutes west of Evandale and 20 minutes to Launceston airport.