PID 6831788 Waterloo Street, Ross TAS 7209

Set within the town boundary of the historical Midlands township of Ross; this property presents as an ideal opportunity to construct a home and admire the rural vistas which the Tasmanian Midlands is famous for. Comprising of 0.951 ha (2.35 acre) south to westly facing aspect, this property is connected to the town water supply which is currently feeding a water trough. Remains of a sandstone well are evident on the Waterloo Street side of the property, which may have some significant with the nearby Ross Quarry (historical site of the township). The property is partly fenced around the eastern boundary with an agricultural fence.
This property is zoned 'Rural Resource' and is available to be built upon subject to any planning applications approval by the Northern Midlands Council.

Positioned at southern end of Ross, this property is a short five-minute drive to historical 'Church Street' which features a number of iconic Midlands 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 touch of paradise and enjoying the freedom of the Midlands; feel free to contact Nick Hay for a copy of titles or to arrange viewing of this property.

Note: PID 6831788 Waterloo Street is set along an unmaintained part of Waterloo Street and would require a Crown Access License to obtain legal access. This information is available upon request to the listing agent and/or contact Northern Midlands Council planning department.

Council Rates: $336.60 per year. Northern Midlands Council
Water Rates: $85 per quarter. TasWater.
Land Size: 0.951 Ha. (2.35 acre)
Zoning: 26.0 Rural Resource
Council: Northern Midlands Council.