Frederick Henry Bay is steeped in history with such explorers as d’Entrecasteaux, Tasman, Cook, Bligh and Furneaux.
Primrose Sands is a small township of approx 1000 people in south-eastern Tasmania, near Hobart. It lies at the northern channel between Frederick Henry Bay and Norfolk Bay. It is considered one of the more affordable suburbs of Hobart.

This parcel of land is virtual water frontage with a small public reserve between the boundary and the water frontage.
Any position on this block appears suitable for a building which will capture the stunning views and long and lingering sunsets with the renowned summer twilights.

The beach is approx 2 km in length with a gentle curve which travels eastward from the 100 m high Carlton Bluff and is Southwest facing. Carlton Bluff stands at the mouth of the Carlton River with its famous surf beach of Carlton Beach close by.
The Surf Life Savers Beachsafe website rates Primrose Sands Beach as a moderately hazardous beach with a low 3/10. Other nearby beaches includes Gypsy Bay, Susan Bay West, Primrose Point and Susan Bay East.

The location is within easy reach of fast-growing Sorell with its many new attractions and services. A little further beyond Sorell is Hobart International Airport which is about to undergo major renovations with an extended runway.
From Primrose Sands you are also within easy reach of not only Hobart but the tourist destinations of Port Arthur and East Coast Drive to Swansea and Coles Bay.

Land Size 655 sqm (approx)