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This charming 1950s mining cottage, set on a generous 1373sqm allotment, provides a rare opportunity to enjoy a self-sufficient lifestyle. Set amidst the exquisite beauty of nature, this property creates a peaceful and idyllic backdrop for anyone seeking harmonious living and serenity in their environment.

The essence of this property is its potential, featuring rich soil and good rainfall to support a flourishing permaculture garden. A testament to sustainable living, the garden is capable of producing a wide selection of fruits supported by young, established trees such as apple, pear, peach, cherry, walnut, and a variety of berries; and vegetables year-round, allowing you to enjoy the freshest, homegrown produce. There is enough room for a couple of goats, and if you’re planning to get into beekeeping, you’ll really appreciate the delicious honey!

Inside the cottage, you’ll discover a cozy and modern living space. The open-plan kitchen and living area create a welcoming atmosphere for entertaining guests or simply unwinding after a long day, while the spacious bedrooms provide ample room for relaxation. A recently remodelled bathroom has shower over bath and offers other modern amenities including laundry. The study/store room can be used as a third bedroom or as a dedicated space for work or hobbies.

Your comfort is ensured during those cold winter nights because of this property’s efficient wood heater, plus in addition to the Thorma heater, property also features great thermal properties thanks to its underfloor and ceiling insulation. Recently updated switchboard, and new electric wiring ensure energy efficiency and reduce your environmental footprint.

The 1373sqm block offers a generous outdoor space for relaxation, recreation, and wildlife enjoyment. A new electric wire fence provides privacy and security, allowing you to enjoy the peacefulness of your surroundings. Some of the best hiking opportunities Tasmania wilderness has to offer are located nearby with close proximity to Stacks Bluff. The property provides a glimpse of the region’s vast biodiversity and is a haven for native birds and animals.

In addition to the stunning natural surroundings and sustainable features, this property offers a range of amenities to enhance your unique gardener or handyman’s lifestyle requirements. A lock-up workshop, garden shed, and carport provide ample storage space for your tools, equipment, and vehicles. Whilst not currently utilised by the tenant, the property comes with an inflated hot tub which offers a luxurious way to relax and unwind after a long day, while brand new shipping container with heavy duty racks installed provides additional storage or workspace options.

Nestled in the quiet community of Rossarden, a quiet township which is gradually moving away from its mining past towards its eco-tourism potential because of its proximity to Stacks Bluff and stunning vistas this year-round natural wonderland setting offers. All seasons creek runs near the property and the area is surrounded by a State Forest.
With Launceston conveniently less than an hour’s drive away, and St. Mary’s, on Tasmania’s breathtaking east coast, here is your chance to take in peace and quiet of the countryside.

This property presents a rare opportunity to own a self-sustaining sanctuary in the heart of nature. With its potential for a thriving permaculture garden, modern comforts, and sustainable features, plus fresh mountain air, and award-winning municipal drinking water, it represents excellent value and the perfect choice for those seeking a peaceful and self-sufficient lifestyle.

If you’re not ready to make a transition to your own self-reliance just as yet, 34 Schell Street presents an excellent investment opportunity currently leased at $300 a week to a great tenant that wants to stay on.

Don’t miss out on this exceptional and affordable opportunity for home ownership. To set up a viewing and find your new home by getting in touch now.. For any questions or inquiries, please text the owner on 0435 447 850 and they will get back to you promptly.

Facts:
Title Reference: 151399/2
Year Built: 1953.
Council Rates: $851 per year: Northern Midlands Council.
Water Rates: $394 per year: TasWater.
Land Size: 0.1373 ha (0.339acre) approx.
Building Size: 81m2 (8 squares)
Wall Material: Weatherboard.
Roof Material: Galvanized Iron.
Zoning: 26.0 Rural Resource.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
Rent: $300 per week
Fixed term lease expires: 5th July 2025