5 Banfield Drive, Reynolds Neck TAS 7304

Positioned with the Great Lake community of Reynolds Neck, 5 Banfield Drive has been a much-loved family holiday shack by the same family for over 40 plus years. Constructed in 1977, this Galvanised Iron™ cladding shack of original finishes, including carpet from Devonport theatre dating back to the mid-1970s. 5 Banfield Drive featuring the following:
- Three bedrooms, all offering space for double mattresses.
- Open plan kitchen/living area with a free-standing woodfire and combustion stove with water jacket.
- Sunny sunken dining area leading from the kitchen and living area.
- Practical bathroom with bathtub and waterless composting toilet.
- Front pouch/wet room for hanging waders and waterproofs.
- Open single carport with lock-up storage/generator shed.
- Attached wood storage shed.
- Two port-a-loos.
- IBC 1000 litre water storage container and above ground water tank.
Positioned within the secure Banfield Drive cul-de-sac upon a 0.2582 ha (0.638 acres) parcel of land with plenty of off-street parking for boat-trailers or four-wheel drives. This property is entirely off-grid as it is powered by a generator, water jacket for hot water via combustion stove and gas refrigerator. A small number of chattels, including double bed mattress, GMC generator, gas-refrigerator and port-a-loos, will remain with the sale of the property.
Named after Reynolds Island, which was attached to the shore of Great Lake, the Reynolds Neck community is positioned upon the western side of Great Lake. The community of Reynolds Neck are larger made of holidaymakers who venture to the Central Highlands for world-class trout fishing or permanent residents who appreciate the self-sufficient lifestyle and native bushland of the Tasmanian Central Highlands.
Miena (the major centre of Great Lake) is only 15 minutes drive south from Reynolds Neck, and the property offers an ideal base to utilize the trout fishing lakes of Great Lake and the Western Lakes
5 Banfield Drive has been a much-loved family shack in the Central Highlands of Tasmania, and it is now your opportunity to restore and create your memories in the 'High Country. To attend one of the open for inspection or arrange a private inspection, don't hesitate to contact the listing agent; Nick Hay at Harcourts Northern Midlands.

If you cannot view the property, we are kindly offering virtual inspections. If there is anything that we can do to assist with making your buying experience, please let us know.

Council Rates: $TBAp/y approx. Central Highlands Council.
Year Built: 1977
Land Size: 0.2582 Ha (0.638 acre) approx.
Building Size: 73m2 (7.85 Squares) approx.
Roof Material: Galvanised Iron™.
Wall Material: Metal Cladding.
Zoning: 12.0 Low-Density Residential
Council: Central Highlands Council.
The information contained herein has been supplied to us, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.