Corner of Mason and Bridge Street, Campbell Town TAS 7210

Cast your mind to the future with this 2.728ha (6.74 acres) residential allotment and the possibilities it holds. Ideal for subdivision; hobby farming and/or the building of your dream home (STCA) in which to admire the views of the thriving historical township of Campbell Town. Frontage runs alongside both Mason and Bridge, with Stacks Bluff, which forms part of the Ben Lomond National Park, visible from the southern corner of the property. This property isn't connected to services, but stormwater and sewerage underground infrastructure can be accessed from Mason and Bridge Street.
Zoned 'General Residential' under the Northern Midlands Interim Planning Scheme 2013; any plans for building and/or subdivision does require a planning application to be approved by the Northern Midlands Council.
This property is situated at the southern end of the township and is within a short drive to all the amenities on offer in Campbell Town. These include IGA supermarket, Medical Centre, Service Tasmania, District High School, Commonwealth Bank, Rural Merchandise Outlet, just to name a few.
Campbell Town's central location has attracted significant investment over the past 12 to 24 months from numerous buyers seeking to establish themselves in the 'Midlands' and call the Central Midlands home. This is due to several motivating factors which include; accessibility to Tasmanian's East Coast (Great Eastern Drive); Central Highland Lakes or major Tasmanian cities (Launceston and Hobart) for work and/or pleasure and affordability for real estate compared with other parts of Tasmania.
For a copy of the titles or to arrange an inspection on site; feel free to contact Nick Hay at Harcourts Northern Midlands for more information about this piece of land.
Council Rates: $TBA per year
Land Size: 2.728 Ha approx. (6.74 acres) approx.
Zoning: 10.0 General Residential.
Council: Northern Midlands 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.