14 West Bay Road, Rowella, TAS, 7270, Australia

Built in 1959, Faldagh is perfectly positioned in one of the world's best wine and food regions - The Tamar Valley & offers scenic views toward the Tamar River and nearby mountains.

The home is a solid brick build comprising a spacious lounge, dining area, beautiful and character filled country kitchen with dishwasher and walk in pantry. The four bedrooms, including the huge master bedroom all have built in robes, and the delightful sunroom flows to the outdoor entertaining deck. The home also has a mudroom, separate laundry and two bathrooms. Its character is enhanced with ornate fireplaces, high ceilings, polished flooring, sash and picture windows, wide hallways, and picture railings. The home has ducted air conditioning, a near new roof with insulation and has been rewired. Solar panels and a Tesla battery have been installed to reduce power bills and provide an opportunity to be off grid.

The land is equally impressive. With rows of Holm and English Oak trees planted for an established truffiere, as well as a variety of Japanese tea - with full irrigation system installed. The property is connected to town water but offers multiple water tanks with great rain catchment, a large dam and the property has the opportunity to be part of the Tamar Irrigation scheme

There are multiple sheds including a single garage and a machinery shed.

The property is within walking distance from the well-known wineries - Holm Oak and Waterton Hall. Nearby are the townships of Beaconsfield and Exeter where you will find schools, childcare, doctors, shops etc. with Launceston CBD thirty minutes away.


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