208 Bellamy Road, Forthside, TAS, 7310, Australia

Studio

17.63 ha

Property Rates

Council Rates
$1054.25 Yearly

About this Property

Located on the west side of the Don River is this beautiful parcel of land accessed via Forthside, the centre of the northwest coast's renowned farming district, and only a few minutes' drive to the village of Forth and a short 15 minute drive from Devonport. Overlooking Tugrah and Kelcey Tier reserve with views out to sea from the elevated areas.

Whether you are looking for a semi-rural lifestyle with the opportunity to build your dream home or to just own this large parcel of land for future opportunities/investment that offers the diversity to make an income - with good soil and water supply that would enable many alternatives.

- 43.5 acres (17.63 ha approx.) with a combination of flat land, gentle slopes and bush
- Reserve road access via Forthside
- Approx. 450 metres of Don River frontage
- Tugrah road access could be obtained via a bridge over the Don River (STA)
- Three spring fed dams
- The land is currently suited for grazing with further options for cropping
- The land has previously been used for harvesting grapes, beans and potatoes
- Approx. 35 acres of pasture with the balance being bush, under the current planning scheme you have room to build your dream home (STCA)
- Wallaby fencing surrounds the boundary of the property through to the river and the paddocks are well divided and gated for easy stock and machinery movement.
- Featuring spectacular views over the valley and out to sea from the elevated areas of the block
- Ideal land for horses, stock or small cropping
- Currently divided into 3 separate paddocks
- Superb location, close to Devonport and the Forth Village
- Property boarders' forestry reserve and privately owned farming land
- Opportunity to purchase adjoining land of approximately 55.78 hectares (137.84 acres) with a mix of pasture and crops (currently leased) price on application

***McGrath Devonport believe information contained is accurate however interested parties should rely upon their own enquires. Boundary outlines are indicative only.