22356 Bass Highway, Smithton TAS 7330

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Set on approximately 8 acres of beautifully maintained land, this impressive lifestyle property offers the perfect balance of spacious family living with quality infrastructure. With ample room to enjoy the outdoors while remaining conveniently close to Smithton’s town amenities, this is a property that delivers comfort, functionality, and rural appeal. The property features the following:

- Four spacious bedrooms, each complete with built-in wardrobes
- Master suite featuring a private ensuite with a separate shower
- Main bathroom offering both a separate shower and bathtub
- Added convenience of two toilets
- Open-plan kitchen, living and dining area ideal for family living
- Large kitchen with ample storage and quality appliances
- Second living area/rumpus room providing additional flexibility
- Internal laundry with practical layout
- Internal double garage with direct access into the home
- Expansive three-bay garage ideal for storing machinery, tools and equipment
- Additional small garden shed for extra storage
- 48,000 litre heated swimming pool for year-round enjoyment
- Deck positioned beside the pool, providing the perfect space for outdoor entertaining
- 6.6kw solar power system, helping reduce energy costs and improve efficiency
- Approximately 8 acres of fully fenced land
- Quality stock yards suitable for livestock
- Beautifully maintained gardens featuring an elegant water fountain
- Positioned just moments from Smithton’s town centre, shops and essential services
- Easy access to local schools, medical facilities and sporting amenities

Additional Information:
Year Built: 1983
Building Size: 207m2 (approx.)
Land Size: 3.24ha (approx.)
Council Rates: (approx.)

One Agency Circular Head 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.