44 Elizabeth Street, Bracknell TAS 7302

Originally built in 1900, then later modernised with the addition of a brick veneer outer layer, galvanized roof and aluminium window frames, this cute cottage is the epitome of self-sufficient community living. Sitting proudly on 3045 m² parcel of fertile land, designed out to feel far bigger than its dimensions, how will you make this property home?
Tucked in the rear corner for efficiency, you are bound to appreciate the generous, open-faced shed measuring 12.2 m x 9.2m; big enough to house the largest of boats, caravans or even a bus! There is also a selection of sturdy outbuildings and sheds providing ample space to store all your tools and belongings securely.

Working to a Permaculture Design, the gardens have been a labor of love for the current owners. This has resulted in the creation of an abundant, chemical free supply of citrus, stone fruit, apples, nuts and vegetables too numerous to mention. Encompassing a secure house yard, larger surrounding yard and separate grazing paddock suitable for sheep or a small, alpaca or otherwise, this property does make the most of every inch.

The house itself has all the makings of a cozy family home; Hardwood floors, honest, functional kitchen and roaring wood fire. With generous storage solutions positioned thought the house, there will be a place for everything and everything in its place.

A quick 19 minutes from Westbury or Longford, 26 from the Regional Airport Hub or 26 minutes to the Launceston CBD and all that it has to offer, you really will have the best of both worlds. With a reputable local primary school, local pub and corner store for convenience, make the time to inspect this generous home; you will not be disappointed.

The Good Bits
- Brick and Galvanized iron construction
- 3 bedrooms plus sunroom
- Hardwood floors
- Separate dining space
- 12.3 x 9.2 open sided shed
- Various other storage shed and workshops
- Sheltered verandah for entertaining
The Facts
- Land size: 3047 m² approx.
- Building size: 123 m² approx.
- Year built: 1900
- Council rates: $250 per quarter approx.
- Water Rates $80 per quarter + variable
- Rental $300 per week approx.
Harcourts Northern Midlands has obtained all information in the document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own investigations.