59 Lowes Street, Tunbridge TAS 7120

Positioned upon the southern entrance to the Southern Midlands village of Tunbridge, this 2.3077 Ha (5.6 acres) property offers ample options for the hobby farmer or constructing a new home.
Previously used as a training facility for standardbred horses, the property is well-fenced with water connected (via water trough) and excellent access from Lowes Street.
The property is within walking distance of the Tunbridge Community Club and offers sweeping rural views of the nearby grazing lands.
Zoned '26.0 Rural Resource' under the Southern Midlands Council Intern Planning Scheme. Building a new dwelling requires a 'Planning Permit', which can be obtained via the Southern Midlands Council.
Located on Midland Highway, known initially as Tunbridge Wells (after the famous English spa town), Tunbridge is a historical village only 15 minutes drive south to the Southern Midlands hub Oatlands or a similar distance north to Campbell Town and only 10 minutes to historic Ross. Set on the banks of the Blackman River, the township is passed by the main Midland Highway and consequently has a quiet charm well removed from the urgency of the highway. Drive-by postal delivery by Australia Post provides the service from Oatlands for residents. The major centres of Launceston and Hobart are only just over an hour's drive away.
For an inspection or opportunity to 'walk the boundaries'; feel free to contact Nick Hay from Harcourts Northern Midlands for more information about 59 Lowes Street Tunbridge.
Facts:
Council Rates: $438.00 p/year.
Water Rates: $ TBA p/quarter.
Water Connected.
Land Size: 2.3077Ha (5.6 acres) approx.
Zoning: 26.0 Rural Resource.
Council: Southern Midlands Council.
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