4/26-28 Circassian Street, St Helens, TAS, 7216, Australia

This two bedroom brick unit is a perfect opportunity for first home buyers, investors, or those looking to downsize. Constructed around 1988, it's been well maintained and offers the potential value add with a modern refresh. The unit features a sunny, fully fenced courtyard garden and offers good privacy.

Inside, you'll find a practical galley style kitchen and a separate laundry for added convenience. Both bedrooms come with built in robes, providing ample storage. The property also includes a single carport.

Located directly opposite the school and just two blocks from the supermarket, this unit offers unbeatable convenience. Its central location means you're close to everything St Helens has to offer, yet it is set back from the road, ensuring peace and quiet.

ÃÆ'Æ'f you are looking for an affordable entry into the property market, a solid investment, or a secure home for elderly family members, this unit ticks all the boxes.

Inspections are invited 7 days a week, so please give Heidi and her team at Harcourts St Helens a call today and arrange a suitable time to make it yours!

PROPERTY INFORMATION:
Built: Approx 1988
Zoning: General Residential
Part of a 6 unit complex with shared driveway
Town water and sewer

St Helens is the gateway to the world famous Bay of Fires and is 2 hours from Launceston or 3 1/2 hours from Hobart. The largest town on Tasmania's east coast and is the beginning of the world famous Bay of Fires. St Helens is complimented by a 10 bed hospital, dentist, vet, district school, government agencies, fishing port, mountain bike network, thriving dining and retail scene. Industry is primarily based around tourism, hospitality, fishing, education and health services. St Helens is a vibrant and friendly community.

Harcourts St Helens has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.