Lot 5 Wellington Street, Ross TAS 7209

Situated in the historical midlands village of Ross; this property provides an opportunity to create your dream home (STCA) and capture one of the best views in Ross of the tranquil private rural outlook. Access from Waterloo Street and Wellington Street; the 2.062 Ha (5.095 acre) flat to sloping allotment captures views towards Somercotes cherry farm to the south and Ross township to the north. Set at the south eastly corner of the central midlands township; the property is zoned 'Rural resource' and is available to be built upon subject to a 'Discretionary Planning Permit' through the Northern Midlands Council. Offered as three titles; this property is full fenced with secure agricultural fencing and connected to town services with water connection along Waterloo Street side of the block. Ideal for agisting livestock as you draw-up plans for your first or final building project.
This property is only a short five minutes' drive to Ross's historical 'Church Street' which features a number of iconic Tasmania landmarks such as the Man 'O' Ross Hotel, Tasmanian Wool Centre, Ross Bridge and Convict Female Factory. Ross is also famous for its hearty scallop pies and specialty stores for locals and tourists alike. Ross is only a short seven-minute drive north to Campbell Town; but only a leisurely 50 minutes' drive from Launceston or 1 hour 20 minutes from Hobart. The public transport services from Launceston to Hobart pass through Ross on a daily basis.
For a little piece of freedom and to embrace one of the best aspects in the Midlands; feel free to contact Nick Hay for information or to arrange a private inspection.
Council Rates: $560.28 per year.
Water Rates: $650.96
Land Size: PID 2949340 Wellington Street: 0.711Ha and Lot 5 Wellington Street 1.351Ha. Total: 2.062 Ha (5.095 acres)
Zoning:26.0 Rural Resource
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
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