640 Carlton River Road, Carlton River TAS 7173

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity. A stunning parcel of land on the edge of Carlton River, basked in beauty and steeped in history. This is a chance to become the next custodian of a piece of Tasmanian history at a spectacular site.

The Old Post Office on Carlton River, is one of the oldest and longest serving post office buildings still standing, providing a postal service to the community from 1841 to 1949. It is a rare example of a humble cottage building style, constructed from lathe and plaster, with stone chimneys and weatherboard extensions. It was also the departure point for a ferry that ran across the Carlton River in the 1800s. Lady Jane Franklin, the wife of the Governor Sir John Franklin, was said to have visited the cottage on her way to Port Arthur.

The Old Post Office is made even more special by its position on the Carlton River, with title to the high water mark. It is a magical place to be, with room for another ancillary dwelling and further extension (subject to relevant approvals). Here you can enjoy glorious sunsets, kayaking on the river, bird life, rich garden soil and spending time in the presence of history.

- Historic post office from 1841
- Stunning Riverfront position
- Title to high-tide water mark
- Large parcel of land over 2,500m2
- Cottage is habitable as is
- Possibility of future development (stca)
- Additional ancillary dwelling opportunity (stca)
- Become the custodian of a piece of Tasmanian history