43 Robertson Road, Miena TAS 7030

***OFFERS CLOSING 5PM THURSDAY APRIL 7***

Miena is located in the central highlands of Tasmania and is home to The Great Lake, a 176 square kilometre Trout Fishing paradise. Anglers have travelled from all over the globe to fish The Great Lake, and this is your opportunity to secure a perfectly located shack just a stones throw from the lakes edge.

43 Robertson Road has been constructed and lovingly cared for by the same family since it's construction in the early 90's. Featuring a beautiful natural timber exterior, this cosy shack sits on over 2600m2 of natural land and is perfectly located just two minutes from the Great Lake Hotel and the Central Highlands lodge.

There are 2 spacious bedrooms, garage with internal access and a kitchen and living area enjoying beautiful views of the lake. This vantage point is the perfect spot to sit and enjoy a cuppa while watching the boats hunt for their next big catch! The centrally located wood heater is a real feature and will keep you nice and cosy during the winter months! The couches in the lounge will also transform into 2 x double bed sofas to accommodate friends or family.

Outside you will find the generously sized water tank catching rainwater from the roof, and plenty of room to explore and enjoy the natural environment.

This property is offered to the market fully furnished making this one ready to enjoy from the moment you take possession of the keys!

• Just 2 minutes to amenities;
• Elevated location giving beautiful views;
• Centrally located wood heater;
• Large tank for storage of drinking water;
• Single car garage with internal access;
• Spacious 2600m2+ block.

House Size: 94m2
Land Size: 2,609m2
Municipality: Central Highlands
School Catchments: Bothwell District High School
Zoning: Low Density Residential

Sims for Property 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.