55 Coxs Road, Middleton, TAS, 7163, Australia

Situated along the D'Entrecasteaux Channel in the picturesque town of Middleton is this character property offering space, privacy and the ultimate in relaxed living.

The beautifully crafted stone and timber cottage residence is wonderfully positioned, within a flat cleared area which provides ample space to further develop STCA, a productive garden and live a self-sufficient lifestyle.
Upon entry, one finds a spacious open-plan living and dining area that flows effortlessly to the Blackwood timber kitchen complete with a dishwasher and plenty of cupboard space.
Wood heating keeps this home cosy and warm during the colder months and during the summer, one is likely to spend a lot of time outside under the expansive front verandah which overlooks the luscious grounds.
There are two rooms upstairs with dormer windows in addition to two bedrooms downstairs each with built-in storage.
The nearby bathroom offers a shower, basin and laundry facilities and the toilet is separately situated just next door. With a deceiving amount of space across two levels, the home offers suitability to young families or someone who requires more space and a peaceful tree-change.
Outside is very well laid out, with an existing garage, shipping container, garden shed and chook pen.
There is another clearing behind the house offering possibilities only limited by one's imagination.
The majority of this 3 hectare property is bush, there is a creek and there is a small dam and cleared area along one boundary.
Middleton is home to the captivating scarecrow trail each summer and offers its community a wonderful store, post office, boat ramp amp; jetty, as well as the convenience of public transport and being within the zoning to a tremendous district school in Woodbridge.

There is a quiet and peaceful lifestyle on offer here that should not be missed.
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