7 Cazaly Drive, Chigwell TAS 7011

With plenty of natural light, this comfortable four-bedroom home with 172m2 ot useable space with remote access lined garage features expansive views over the Derwent River and across to the Eastern Shore hills.

Built in 2016, the property offers a large open plan kitchen-living-dining area with slide doors opening out to a deck with expansive views water and mountain views. The property offers an opportunity to make your mark with perhaps native vegetation at the front and rear .
All four bedrooms are generously sized and offer pleny of natural light.

The 646m2 block is securely fenced and ideal for pets and kids to play safely. The property is low maintenance, but also offers potential for further landscaping, starting a veggie garden, or extending the modest covered outdoor area and really making the space your own. There's also plenty of storage and off-street parking available.

With lots of walking and biking trails making this gem is ideal for first home buyers ($0 stamp duty up to $750,000), downsizers (stamp duty concessions may be available) and investors seeking long term growth with significant infrastructure projects committed too including the Macquarie Point multi-purpose stadium.

Get to know Chigwell
In a well-established area just 15 minutes' drive from central Hobart, you will be conveniently close to all the amenities at Claremont and Glenorchy, and the renowned MONA and MyState Arena just five minutes away. There are local schools and childcare options in the area, a bus service close by, as well as the Intercity Cycleway where you can ride straight to Hobart. Chigwell is becoming a growth hot spot with easy access to public transport & schools.

About Hobart:
With over $28 billion worth of infrastructure projects in the pipeline over the next decade in Tasmania, plus many other high value projects committed too including the Macquarie Point approx. $1b multi-purpose roofed stadium likely to be the highest value Tasmanian infrastructure project in history to date. The Hobart International airport terminal (currently seeing around 1.8m passengers per annum and this is forecast to almost double into the near furite) will also double in size and will feature a $130m runway upgrade allowing for international flights of larger aircraft including the 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A350. Hobart certainly remains a solid city to be investing in.

Tasmania is known for its pro-environmental stance, and in 2020 achieved 100% renewable energy status thanks to a combination of hydroelectricity, wind, and solar energy sources.

The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information. The vendor reserves the right to accept offers prior to the advertised open home times.