186 St Leonards Road, St Leonards TAS 7250

186 St Leonards Road, St Leonards | Circa 1918 on 25 Acres

Step into a world of heritage, character, and opportunity at 186 St Leonards Road-a beautifully preserved circa 1918 residence nestled on just over 25 acres of picturesque land. This charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home blends timeless features with modern comforts, appealing to owner-occupiers, investors, and developers alike.

Perfect for those seeking privacy, character, and space, the property also offers exciting development potential with approximately 3.1 acres potentially subdividable (STCA). Note: Sub Division Indicative Lines Only. Development application (STCA) Contact us for further information on subdivision options.

Inside, the home showcases rich timber finishes, high ceilings, and sunlit interiors that radiate warmth and charm. Multiple fireplaces, a reverse-cycle system, and a traditional combustion stove provide comfort year-round. The layout includes a separate 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit-ideal for guests, extended family, or extra income through short- or long-term rental.

Set against a backdrop of lush, open land with horse stables and several large sheds, the property is a dream for equestrian enthusiasts or hobby farmers. Take in breathtaking views of the North Esk River, with the western-facing rear yard offering spectacular sunsets every evening.

An undercover outdoor entertaining area adds to the relaxed rural lifestyle, while a mix of timber flooring and soft carpet creates a welcoming, stylish interior.

Located just a short stroll from St Leonards Village, and only 15 minutes from Launceston's CBD, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience-close to schools, public transport, and local amenities.

*Peter Lees Real Estate has used a variety of sources to obtain information relating to this property. We believe all are reliable sources and have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, however we cannot guarantee it. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries.

Boundary lines are indicative only.