2128 Bishopsbourne Road, Longford TAS 7301

Set on approximately 20.2 hectares (50 acres) of productive, scenic land, this exceptional lifestyle property combines rural charm, functionality, and convenience.

With stunning mountain views, a permanent creek, a large seven-bay shed, a new gated entrance, and improved pastures and water infrastructure, this property offers endless lifestyle and agricultural opportunities. Whether you are considering developing a horticultural business, running cattle or sheep, riding horses or motorbikes, or building a home (STCA), then this ideally-located land is perfect for you.

Key Features:

Breathtaking views north to Ben Lomond and south to the Western Tiers

Only 5 minutes to Longford (Hill Street Grocer, cafes, doctor, service stations & more)

Just 10 minutes to Launceston Airport or 15 minutes to Launceston CBD

35m x 6.5m seven-bay hay shed

Permanent dam in front of house site – ideal for swimming, kayaking, and garden water

Back Creek flows through the northern boundary – great for fishing, stock & domestic use

Tasmanian Irrigation water channel runs along western boundary

Unused domestic bore

Double-fenced laneway spans the entire property

New entrance with timber gates and established hawthorn hedge

Power (single & three phase) connected to new pole at laneway boundary

New fencing, gates & water troughs set up for rotational grazing

Back Creek fully fenced off from stock

New pasture planted on fertile river flats

Strong fertiliser history and established shelter belts

Farm Safety Management Plan in place

A unique opportunity to build your dream rural escape with essential infrastructure and stunning natural features.

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