73 Aldridge Street, York Town, TAS, 7270, Australia

Studio

1.43 ha

About this Property

Nestled in a tranquil and private setting in Yorktown, this rare 3.7-acre property is spread across two titles, with the scenic Yorktown Rivulet forming the back boundary. With a population of approximately 72, Yorktown is steeped in history, being Australia's fourth-oldest British settlement, founded in 1804.
Property Features:

• 3.7 acres of land, perfect for nature lovers, hobby farmers, or those seeking a peaceful retreat.
• Previously used for horses, offering open paddock space.
• Zoned as Environmental, providing a serene, natural setting.
• 5m x 3m barn, offering storage or potential repurposing.
• Unfinished building on-site that requires permits for completion.
• Currently only eligible for completion as a 10a Classification (Shed).
• Due diligence required with the planning department of the West Tamar Council
• Materials included for completion: plaster, aluminium windows, and more.
• 9,000-litre water tank.
• Septic tank installed.
• Freestanding wood heater and combustion stove
• Yorktown Rivulet's watercourse is believed to offer natural water rights to bordering properties (due diligence required).
• 10 minutes to Greens Beach - ideal for water sports, golf, nature walks, and tennis.
• 7 minutes to Beaconsfield - for supermarkets, cafes, medical facilities, and schools.
• 40-minute scenic drive through the valley of vineyards to Launceston CBD.

This unique acreage is ideal for those looking to create a peaceful escape. A rare opportunity to own land in one of Tasmania's most historically significant locations.

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.