29 Tompsons Lane, Newnham, TAS, 7248, Australia

Built in 1958, this freshly painted weatherboard home is simply delightful offering all that you need for a first home or investment or looking to downsize. With 3 bedrooms, country style kitchen overlooking both the dining and living rooms and a bathroom with the most spectacular shower/sauna/spa combination you could ask for! Add to this, a modern 9x9m garage/workshop complete with its own toilet and wood heater, private deck, easy care gardens and the bonus of 2 driveways offering extra parking. With dual heating options of both a wood heater & heat pump plus a heat transfer system to the bedrooms & bathroom, you will be comfortable all year round and with 23 solar panels, this home is energy efficient too! Water views of the Tamar River, a bus stop out the front and close proximity to the Tafe, Australian Maritime College and UTAS Newnham Campus and the convenience of local shops only a short walking distance complete this simply delightful package!
Features include:
• 3 good sized bedrooms (2 with built in robes)
• Country style kitchen
• Living area with dual heating options of both a wood heater & heat pump
• Heat transfer system to all bedrooms & bathroom
• Bathroom with the ultimate shower/sauna/spa
• Separate toilet (dual access from both laundry & bathroom)
• 9x9m modern double garage & workshop with wood heater & 2nd toilet
• 23 Solar panels for energy efficiency
• Private deck off the shed overlooking the easy care gardens
• Wood shed & a chicken coup
• Freshly painted exterior
• NBN connected
• Conveniently located approx. 450m walk from Newnham IGA and approx. 2km from University of Tas Newnham Campus, Australian Maritime College and TAFE

Council rates: $500 p/q approx.
Water rates: $320 p/q approx.
Building size: 101m2 approx.
Land size: 612m2 approx.
Rental estimate: $460 - $500 per week

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