655 Summerleas Road, Fern Tree TAS 7054

Where else can you enjoy such a relaxed and tranquil, mountainside lifestyle only 20 minutes from a capital city?

Homes very rarely go on the market in this highly sought-after suburb, let alone ones on an easy to manage 5 acres. Providing the opportunity to keep a horse, have veggie gardens, fruit trees, ducks on the dam or to just enjoy a bush walk in your own back yard, this property even has a cleared area at the top of the block than can be used as a riding track.

Built in the nineties, this cosy double brick and timber home is warm and inviting from the moment you step through the front door. Heated by an enclosed wood heater, plus electric heating, the house has been set well-back from the road and positioned to make the most of the north-east aspect. The recently upgraded bathroom is two-way which allows for an ensuite off the main bedroom without the hassle of the extra cleaning. The lounge area has a wall of windows which invites in the morning sunshine as well providing picturesque views over the beautifully established gardens. Timber French doors, with stained glass inserts, open to a covered outdoor sitting area and stained glass also features in the well-placed, west-facing windows, high up near the raked timber ceiling, for added natural light in the afternoons.

Fern Tree itself boasts the popular Fern Tree Tavern for meals and drinks and is the gateway for all Mount Wellington recreational pursuits, hiking, mountain biking and more.

This is a very thoughtfully designed, comfortable home, in a desirable location, where you can live simply amidst the stunning surrounds, yet still only be 10 minutes from major services. Call today!

6 x 3m Shed/workshop

Dam

Tank water

Old stable

Small greenhouse

Covered wood storage

Barbeque/firepit

Fenced Veggie garden and orchard

20 minutes to Hobart

10 minutes to Kingston

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.