278 Batman Highway, Sidmouth, TAS, 7270, Australia

Situated in a lovely rural setting, this substantial and well-appointed property was established in 2005 and is set on approximately 16 acres-

The homestead itself is set well back from the road, with a shelter belt of trees establishing privacy. You will find multiple sheds that are perfect for garaging, a workshop and farming equipment and a flat area for parking or turning. Stepping inside the home, the interiors are finished in warm neutral tones- the home comprises a classic open plan living space, with optional study or second living area and a large open hallway for that light and airy feel. The modern kitchen provides plenty of storage space with multiple cupboards, pantry, dishwasher and stone bench tops. Open the double sliding doors to the alfresco undercover patio and deck. Three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and large windows looking out over the stunning rural landscape- the master bedroom offers a walk-through wardrobe and an ensuite with corner spa and a separate shower. The home is fully insulated, has double glazing and can be heated/cooled by reverse cycle air conditioning or the fireplace. Outside offers a fire pit for entertainment, a large dam, and an abundance of tall gums for a lifetime supply of firewood- the property has plenty of potential to add your personal touch.

Just a ten minute drive from the townships of Exeter and Beaconsfield, where you'll find shops, schools, and public transport. Launceston CBD is an easy thirty-minute commute, making this location ideal for country living with city convenience.

Roberts Real Estate has made all reasonable efforts to obtain information regarding this property from industry and government sources that are deemed to be both reliable and factual; however, we cannot guarantee their complete accuracy in every instance. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations to ensure the property satisfies their suitability/usage requirements. All measurements and boundary lines are approximate.