Lot 1 Bridge Street, Campbell Town TAS 7210

Centrally located within the thriving Midlands township of Campbell Town, this fully fenced 1.0902ha (2.694 acres) parcel of land is ideally positioned for the budding 'man on the land'.

A tributary creek from the Elizabeth River surrounds the southern side of the property; the allotment can be accessed via Bridge Street, which was the original Midland Highway (prior to the construction of the Red Bridge in 1838). The property has previously grown winter cereal for the fattening of lambs, provided summer fodder and grazed livestock.
Zoned 'Open Space' upon the Northern Midlands Planning Scheme, and the property has been prone to flooding from the nearby Elizabeth River.

Campbell Town or commonly known as the 'Heart of Tasmania' is the hub of the central midlands area and features several artisans and antique stores in addition to the conveniences such as the district school, medical and aged care facilities, Service Tasmania, Commonwealth Bank, IGA Supermarket and rural merchandise outlets. In a short time, Campbell Town and the central midlands area have quickly become an affordable option for families; 'first-home' buyers or the 'tree changer' seeking a more relaxed lifestyle. Campbell Town is only a leisurely 40 minutes' drive south of Launceston and 1hr 20 north of Hobart.

To enjoy the fruits of your labour by growing your own produce and living off the land, why don't you consider Lot 1 Bridge Street in the 'Heart of Tasmania', Campbell Town.

Contract to the listing agent, Nick Hay, for a copy of the title or to arrange an opportunity to walk the boundaries.

Council Rates: $TBA per year. Northern Midlands Council
Land Size: 1.0902 Ha. (2.694 acres)
Zoning:19.0 Open Space.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.

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