Tucker & Howell

Embark on a serene riverside journey at 238 Low Head Road, a stunning sanctuary where the tranquil whispers of the Tamar River soothe the soul. Nestled in the picturesque enclave of Low Head, this delightful abode offers a harmonious blend of a natural seaside setting with homely comfort on an expansive 809 square metre plot.

As you step inside this home, the breathtaking, sweeping views of the Tamar River immediately beckon. The residence boasts an enviable proximity to the soft sands of a local beach, just moments away, with the pristine waters of Lagoon Bay and East Beach within easy reach, creating a splendid water playground. Whether your heart desires a refreshing swim, a leisurely walk along the shore, or a day spent fishing, the aquatic allure of Low Head is quite literally on your doorstep.

Designed to capture the essence of riverside living, the home features a sunroom and alfresco area that are drenched in natural light, oriented East/West to greet the morning sun and bid farewell to the day with spectacular sunsets. The living areas are strategically positioned to offer unobstructed views of the water, ensuring that the river's playground is always a glance away.

Comprising three comfortable bedrooms, two equipped with built-in robes, there's ample space for family and guests. The centrally located kitchen bridges the indoors with outdoor dining, fostering seamless entertainment possibilities. A sizeable laundry area presents the potential for transformation into a fourth bedroom or office space, complemented by a bathroom and separate toilet.

This property is more than just a house; it's a lifestyle epitomised by the joy of indoor-outdoor living. Conveniently situated a mere 5 minutes from George Town and 35 minutes from Launceston, with Melbourne only an hour's flight away, 238 Low Head Road is positioned in a community that grows more desirable by the year. Here, amidst a backdrop of maritime history and the splendour of one of Australia's largest navigable estuaries, let the river talk to you and make this idyllic retreat your own.

Let the River talk to you............

Expression of Interest closing 29th April if not sold prior

This location is elite – on the banks of the Tamar River with Ruffins Bay in the forefront and in the middle of some of Northern Tasmania’s premium primary producers. Some of your neighbours include Waterton Hall Wines, Lavender House, Iron Pot Bay winery, West End Bay Truffles and Holm Oak vineyard.

This very impressive 9.450 hectare property is just a 35-40 minute drive from the vibrant City of Launceston that just so happens to be one of UNESCO’s Cities of Gastronomy – how very appropriate!

At the heart of this property stands a unique early 1900's historic home that was designed by the acclaimed English architect Alexander North. It is the perfect mix of grandeur and country charm with sweeping water views over Ruffins Bay and the Tamar River, merging seamlessly with river front paddocks and perfectly manicured vineyards.

The home is grand – spacious interiors with lofty ceilings, wide hallways, inviting fireplaces and impressive timber mantles are just some of the features that pay tribute to its heritage.
The cliché of the kitchen being the heart of the home rings true here. It is big – expansive Blackwood joinery, pantry room, space for a table with room to spare and if you love to cook, the 900mm shiny black enamel Falcon cooker will be your best friend. 
The easterly facing veranda is the perfect spot for your morning coffee, or perhaps your afternoon wine with friends. 

All four bedrooms offer roomy accommodation and retain original fireplaces and offer picture perfect river views.

Tiling in both bathrooms is a feature, along with the heated towel rails, separate showers and elegant fixtures and fittings.

Modern hydronic heating and gas heater will be perfect to keep the chills of a Tassie winter at bay.

A double garage and separate laundry round out the hardworking areas of the house as well as a convenient gym. 

Other significant outbuildings include a 20m x 9m 5 bay shed, a 15m x 7m shed and a partially renovated studio ready for you to make it your own. 

The 23-acre estate is a mix of open paddocks ideal for grazing cattle, sheep or horses, original gardens surrounding the house contain old well established English style and Australian native trees.

•	4 bedrooms.
•	2 bathrooms (heated towel rails + 1 with floor heating).
•	2 living rooms or 1 + formal dining room.
•	Hydronic heating + gas heater.
•	Kitchen with space in spades + pantry room + Zip tap.
•	2 living rooms or 1 + formal dining
•	Study
•	Gym 
•	Studio – partially renovated.
•	2 car garage
•	20m x 9m 5 bay shed.
•	15m x 7m shed.
•	Fully fenced with electric fencing
•	Solar panels – 10kW
•	Rates - $2,887.68 p.a.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Expressions of Interest closing 29th April

"Bhatkana” on the banks of Ruffins Bay

Set in the thriving Northern Midlands town of Perth, this early 2000s home offers an appealing lifestyle with serene country views of nearby farming land from the backyard.

Situated on a flat 777m2 parcel of land, it has the advantage of just having one neighbour. 

It offers 3 bedrooms plus a rumpus room providing flexible space for all. 

Two of the bedrooms are serviced by a larger family bathroom on the lower level. Upstairs the master suite has charming dormer windows, lovely timber floorboards, ensuite and a spacious walk-in robe. 

The heart of the home is the open-plan living and dining area, complemented by a generously sized, modern kitchen with extensive storage options, large pantry and a garden outlook. The home is warmed by a well-positioned Dakin reverse cycle air conditioning unit.

Step outside through the family room’s sliding doors to the large partially covered timber decked entertaining area, enveloped by lush established gardens, a great BBQing area. 

Rumpus/additional storage room along the southern side of the property offers ideal teenagers retreat with shower and toilet or use as an overflow storage option. 

Additional features include the double lock-up garage/workshop with remote control door, circular driveway and rear backyard access.  

With commuting distance to Launceston, Perth has been become a desirable location for many to appreciate country lifestyle with modern conveniences. Perth Primary School, IGA Supermarket, doctors surgery, Queens Head Hotel and Perth Recreation Oval are all only a short drive from this address.

Quality flexible living in Perth is 1 Samclay Court. For more information feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group. 

Facts:
Council Rates: $1509 p/y approx. 
Year Built: 2004. 
Land Size: 0.0777 Hectares (0.192 acre) approx.
Building Size: 188 m2 (20.23 squares) approx.
Roof Materials: Colorbond.
Wall Material: Brick Veneer.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
Rental Estimate: $450-470 per week.

If you are unable to view the property, we are offering virtual inspections. At this time, if there is anything that we can do to assist you with your buying experience, please let us know.

Howell Property Group 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  to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.

Flexible family living in Perth.

With no shared driveway or grounds, and a double garage with internal access, this smaller Legana property is much better than a ‘normal’ unit but with the ‘normal’ unit features you would expect.

Modern styling throughout, the home features open plan living incorporating a family sized kitchen and a designated dining room that opens onto the outdoor entertaining space. Both double bedrooms offer built in robes and there is a full bathroom and a separate toilet.

There is excellent storage, reverse cycle air conditioning and it is lovely and sunny.

Positioned on a smaller block, and well landscaped for minimal care, the enclosed and incredibly private yard is bordered by a block work garden edge and established trees. There’s even a feature apple tree and a wonderfully productive lemon tree.  Ideal for smaller families, or perhaps those starting their property investment journey, this lovely home is well worthy of your inspection.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Just like a unit…but better!

Constructed in 1960, 19 Marlborough Street has been the address of its current owner since 1970 and presents as neat and tidy home with ample potential.

For the family seeking an entry into the real estate market, the retiree after the space and privacy of large block to garden, or the savvy investor seeking development opportunities, 19 Marlborough Street offer plenty of options.

Within walking distance of Lake Dulverton and Oatlands District School/Family Care Centre and only a short drive to the High Street services of the town, 19 Marlborough Street is set on a large fully fenced  3587m2 (0.88 acre) parcel of land.

The modest brick veneer galvanised iron roof home offers the following:

-  2 good sized bedrooms + a sightly smaller 3rd which could double as a home office/library or sun room.
-  Sunny living room with in-built fan-forced woodfire place and reverse cycle air conditioning unit.
-  Practical kitchen/dining room with separate pantry room.
-  Two-way access to separate toilet and laundry/washroom.
-  Well maintained bathroom.
-  Additional fixtures such as fridge, dining table, microwave and wall heaters will remain with the property.

The backyard is complete with plenty of sheds which are all in very good condition. From a lock-up single car garage, trailer shed, lock-up kennels, bird aviary, enclosed vegetable patch to a lock-up timber workshop/garage, 19 Marlborough Street has plenty of out building/storage options for the home handy-person or someone needing accommodation for pets. Dual access from Marlborough Street offers off-street parking options with clear access to the rear of the block. An assortment of established native trees and shrubs are set around the perimeter of the property.

Oatlands is the major township within the Southern Midlands district and offers several services for residents. These include the multi-purpose health centre, district school (offering education up to Year 12), IGA supermarket and a diverse range of specialty stores. Oatlands is only one hour north of Hobart CBD and just over an hour and a half south of Launceston. In recent times, Oatlands has become a hive of activity with several specialty stores opening, which have been well supported by locals and intrastate visitors.

For a well-maintained property in a quiet location, consider inspecting 19 Marlborough Street Oatlands.

Council Rates: $1313 p/y approx.
Year Built: 1960.
Land Size: 0.3497 Hectares (0.88 acre) approx.
Building Size: 93 m2 (10.10 squares) approx.
Roof Materials: Galvanised Iron.
Wall Material: Brick Veneer/Weatherboard.
Council: Southern Midlands Council.
Rental Estimate: $420-450 per week.

If you are unable to view the property, we are offering virtual inspections. At this time, if there is anything that we can do to assist you with your buying experience, please let us know.

Howell Property Group 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  to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.

Potential plus on Marlborough Street.

Offering 11.254 ha (27 acre) parcel of land, part of 69 and 187 St Peters Terrace is ideally suitable for the hobby farmer in the Midlands township of Oatlands. Divided in three paddocks with access from St Peter Terrace. 

The Oatlands sale yards and High Street services of the township are only short travel from the address.

For more information about the sale of this property, feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group.

Oatlands Farmlet

Offered walk-in/walk-out (minus personal effects), 35 Arthurs Lake Road is an ideally located affordable opportunity for a buyer seeking a 'bolt hole' property in the Central Highlands of Tasmania.

Set on the corner of Wilburville Road and Arthurs Lake Road, this low maintenance timber clad, iron roof property is set on flat 2040m2  block and offers spectacular views out to Tea-Tree Bay. 

Property Features:

• 1 bedroom – bunk beds & storage cupboard. A double wall-bed in the living room acts as additional sleeping options for guests or owner to enjoy. 
• Kitchen with good amount of cupboard storage, wall-oven, refrigerator & walk-in pantry (with a pantry light).
• Comfortable sitting/living space with heating for the shack from a in-built Saxon wood-fire.
• Bathroom/laundry with washing machine.
• Wet room with a large wood box.
• Timber deck sweeping around the front of the property. Perfect for a relaxing afternoon - sit back & admire the view.
• Large Colorbond™ 7m by 7.5m double lock-up shed. Ideal for off-season storage of the boat. 
• Smaller lock-up timber shed.
• Telstra landline & overhead powerline connected.
• Large 23,000L water tank & upgraded septic system. 
• Solar panel system for electricity supply.

The Arthurs Lake Dam boat launching ramp is only a short 10 minute drive from this address.

The Arthurs Lake community comprises of holidaymakers who venture up to the Central Highlands for the trout fishing season along with permanent residents who live around the lake in Flintstone, Wilburville and Morass Bay. Arthurs Lake is a man-made reservoir created in the 1920s by the Hydro-Electric Commission of Tasmania by the damming of Upper Lake River, Blue Lake, Sand Lake, and Morass Marsh. The Arthurs lake community is serviced by the general store/service station which is only a short drive from this property.

The Central Highlands area is world-renowned for trout fishing, and 35 Arthurs Lake Road is only a short drive to the following lakes:

- Great Lake (Miena) - 19 minutes (23 km)
- Woods Lake - 40 minutes (19 km)
- Bradys Lake/Bronte Park - 50 minutes (68 km)
- Lake Sorell - 50 minutes (42.5km)

For an affordable property in the Central Highlands, feel free to inspect 35 Arthurs Lake Road, Wilburville.

If you are unable to view the property, we offer virtual inspections and if there is anything  we can do to assist you please let us know.

FACTS
Title: 32280/16
Property ID: 5003729
Year Built: 1982
Land Size: 0.2040 Ha (0.504 acre) approx.
Dwelling: 49 m2 (5.27 Squares) approx.
Roof Material: Galvanised Iron.
Wall Material: Timber Cladding
Zoning: 12.0 Low-Density Residential
Council: Central Highlands Council.

The information contained herein has been supplied to us, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.

Ideally located at number 35.

This gorgeous cottage has just had an amazing makeover and is now, literally the perfect first home. Clean, fresh and bright, there is new internal paintwork and new floor coverings, making it as simple as moving in and placing your furniture.

A typical layout for the era, the home offers a wide central hallway with a formal lounge and master bedroom at the front of the home, with the second bedroom and study behind, and the kitchen located at the rear of the property taking advantage of the all day sun.

There is both a wood heater and a Daikin reverse cycle air conditioner, and a spacious open plan kitchen/dining area overlooking the backyard.

The yard offers multiple opportunities with good shed storage, or with some TLC, the possibility of a home studio or rumpus room is feasible. There’s even a second toilet in the yard...perfect for entertaining or working from home!

With ample scope to further improve the property, the yard is fully fenced, level and secure, with an electric roller to door for your car to park behind. The location is excellent, close to the CBD, Kings Meadows and Newstead. A wonderful property in a price range that is fast becoming hard to find, we look forward to showing you around.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Your perfect first home.

Here is your chance to secure a great building block on the hills of West Launceston, overlooking the city and mountains.

The gently sloping block is 740m2 and has DA previously approved plans for 2 units and all documentation including plans are available to view by request and are included as part of the sale.

Build the approved units and capitalise on the works already done or start over and design your very own home, the choice is yours!

Within walking distance of the city via the Granville Street Reserve or walking track.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Build your dream or capitalise on existing plans.

Are you looking to downsize, are you new to the property market or are you an investor? Are you chasing a low maintenance smaller home but desire a larger block?

Hot off the press is this smaller brick +tile home on a great sized 799m2 gently sloping allotment.

It represents the ultimate in easy living and offers 2 good sized bedrooms, one with an ensuite + a walk-in robe (the other with a built-in wardrobe), a main bathroom a wonderfully spacious open living/dining & kitchen area featuring quality easy care laminate flooring, loads of bench and cupboard space, a European laundry, and sliding doors out to an outdoor entertaining decked space.

Outside the gardens will give you hassle-free upkeep, complete with convenient off-street parking for 2 cars and twin roller door access to a Colorbond shed. Enjoy the deck for entertaining, surrounded by a mix of rock and concrete block retaining walls. The lawn is neatly manicured, complemented by easy-care shrubs with scope for further development of the green space.

11 Mestre Court would make an ideal investment, downsizer or first home remembering you are within easy access to public buses, a short drive to the shopping hub of Newstead, close by to private and public schooling locally in St Leonards (primary school) and handy for those who work in the city.

• 2 bedrooms – main with WIR
• Ensuite bathroom + family bathroom
• Modern open plan living/dining & kitchen
• Handy European laundry
• Low maintenance, easy care fixtures & fittings
• Quality roller blinds throughout
• Daikin reverse cycle heating/cooling system
• 799m2 block
• Colourbond shed (roller door access for 2 cars)
• Concrete off street parking for 2+ cars
• Fully fenced

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Generous block with modern 2 bed home in newer part of St Leonards.

Set on 14.66 Hectares (34.59 acres), Lot 3 St Peters Terrace is an ideal property for gentleman farmer in the Midlands town of Oatlands. Divided in six paddocks, the holding has been a fine wool grazing operation for over 40 years. 

Currently grazing 30 head of cross-breed ewes, the property comprises of four titles with access from St Peters Terrace and water supply from a series dams on the property. A single stranded shearing shed and hay shed are well positioned on the property.

The Oatlands sale yards and High Street services of the town are only short travel from the address. 

For more information about Lot 3 St Peters Terrace, feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group.

Midlands Farmlet

This quaint example of Georgian architecture projects a quiet charm with its simple aesthetic and peaceful country surrounds.  It sits on a large allotment of 1669m2 (approx.) which in turn backs on to open paddocks.

Wide sandstone walls (some exposed) with deeply recessed sash windows feature throughout the home.

The compact kitchen, with its eclectic fixtures and fittings and views over the back gardens, is warmed by its own little wood heater perfectly placed in the original fireplace.
Dining and lounge spaces merge and flow out through French doors on to the wide timber deck.

All the three bedrooms have their own appeal, one with a wall of exposed sandstone and one with an open fireplace and glorious old timber floorboards.

As a bonus, the simple but very practical bathroom has undergone a recent renovation.

There have been stages of renovations completed to the house throughout past years.

At the back of the property is a large artist studio (built in 1997). This has power as well as water connected and has wonderful natural lighting, it is also insulated.
Further down the block is a rustic style shed/cubby house in good order that could be used for a myriad of things.

The house is located at the norther end of the town, just across the road from Lake Dulverton and within walking distance to the centre of town, as well as the golf course.
Oatlands is the major township within the Southern Midlands district and offers several services for residents, including the multi-purpose health centre, district school (offering education up to Year 12), IGA supermarket and a diverse range of specialty stores. Oatlands is only one hour north of Hobart CBD and just over one hour and half south of Launceston. In recent times, Oatlands has become a hive of activity with several specialty stores opening, which have been well supported by locals and intrastate visitors.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Charming Georgian cottage.

Not only are the views outstanding at 44 Esplanade North, but the size of the block is also impressive - 2397m2 (approx.) of level useable space.

The brick home sitting on this large allotment offers 2 bedrooms both with built in wardrobes, a family bathroom + a 2nd toilet in the laundry, an expansive totally separate living room, spacious dining and a renovated kitchen.

The hardwood flooring in excellent condition is a feature throughout the home as are the large, almost floor to ceiling windows in the lounge area that capture the river views to perfection.

Outside the yard is fairly low maintenance – mainly grassed areas with some simple garden beds and neat hedging.  There is however storage galore on offer outside of the house - a 3.2m x 6m brick outbuilding (with skillion roof), ideal for extra guests, an artist’s studio, playroom perhaps? A 6m x 9m Colourbond shed that screams workshop/tool shed/machine storage, and a single garage with roller door access. 

Local independent shops, supermarkets, cafes & restaurants close enough to walk to and with George Town becoming Tasmania’s newest mountain bike destination, with 16km of trails now open on Mount George, and another 60km on the way through the Tippogoree Hills along with its popularity for fishing, surfing and sailing with the beachside getaways of Bell Buoy Beach and Low Head a short drive away, this property will be certain to have broad appeal.

•	2 large bedrooms
•	Family bathroom + 2nd toilet
•	Separate lounge room
•	Modern kitchen w large pantry, 900mm freestanding cooker + dishwasher
•	Dining room w sliding door access to the back yard
•	Solid timber flooring throughout
•	Solar panels x 18
•	Studio x 2 + large shed
•	River views
•	TasWater - $345 per quarter (approx.)
•	Rates (George Town Council) - $1,760.35 p.a.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Prime Esplanade position with uninterrupted Tamar River outlook.

Completely discreet, sitting behind a row of mature olive trees and remote accessed gates offering both privacy and security, you will find this eye catching 2 level family home.

Just minutes by car to the CBD and a few minutes’ walk to the celebrated Cataract Gorge Reserve the location could not get much better.

Essentially open plan, it offers 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a large rumpus room and an undercover deck showcasing memorable views of river, mountains and city.

Custom joinery features throughout the kitchen and with the high spec appliances, stone benchtops and sizeable butler’s pantry it is a kitchen you will enjoy spending time in.

All 3 bathrooms are stylish and feature quality tiling and the comfort of heated towel rails in 2.

The private lower-level 4th bedroom sits adjacent to the rumpus with nearby bathroom making it ideal guest accommodation.

With desirable features and a prime location, 7a Argyle Street will certainly generate lots of real estate interest.

• 4 bedrooms span over 2 levels
• 3 bathrooms (ensuite + family + guest)
• Dazzling kitchen with island bench + butler’s pantry
• Open plan living & dining with wood heater
• Large rumpus downstairs
• Spectacular covered deck – a superior bbq location
• Polished hardwood flooring thoughout
• Timber window shutters
• Low maintenance grounds

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Elegant family home with 180-degree river & city views.

Located on the edge of one of Launceston’s most popular outlying towns, Perth, (under 20km drive north to CBD of Launceston) is this brick and tile home on a totally level allotment.

If you have been eager to get into the real estate market but finding it tough in Launceston proper then this property within an easy commute of Launceston could be worth considering.

C1968 this home offers 3 bedrooms and one family bathroom with a kitchen/dining area and a separate lounge and those looking for a project - the small house footprint (107m2) on a block size of 817m2 - could potentially extend/further develop the property (STCA).

The home is positioned in the middle of block giving you a sizeable front and back yard. Low maintenance with loads of space for more trees, shrubs, vegetable gardens or even a hen house, the garden is essentially lawned with easy care flower beds around the perimeters. A handy shed with roller door access could be a garage for 1 or extra storage space for outdoor equipment, or perhaps you are a home handy person looking for a work/tool shed?

Perth is a quaint little town with charming homes and historic shop fronts.  It is sandwiched between Longford and Evandale (both gorgeous in their own right) and sits on the South Esk River. If you are a regular traveler, the Launceston airport is only 6 minutes away by car, a drive to Devonport to catch the Spirit of Tasmania will take you around 1 hour and with the journey to Launceston so short, working in the City and choosing the quiet semi-rural lifestyle in Perth is totally doable.

• 3 bedrooms all carpeted
• Family bathroom with separate toilet
• Kitchen + dining combined
• Separate living room
• Electric + wood heating (Saxon wood fire)
• Combination electric + wood heating
• Fully fenced with timber palings + Colourbond
• Rates - $1,236p.a. (approx.)
• North easterly aspect

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Untapped potential in Perth.

Situated in the historical Midlands township of Ross, 7a Bond Street is a well built modern home which should appeal to a vast array of buyers. 

If you are a family looking to establish roots in the Midlands or a 'tree changer' seeking a change of pace, this brick veneer Colorbond™ roofed home completed in 1999 would certainly be worthy of consideration.

Less than 5 minutes walk or drive from the Church Street services of Ross, 7a Bond Street offers the following: 

- 3 spacious bedrooms, master with walk in robe + built-in wardrobes in beds 2 & 3. 
- Large open living room, acting as the focus point of the home.
- The home is heated via a fan-forced  free-standing Saxon woodfire place.
- Kitchen featuring breakfast bar, stone bench tops, walk-in pantry & large induction cooktop.
- Family bathroom with 2 basin vanity + separate shower & jetted spa bath. 
- Separate laundry with back yard access.
- Polished timber floorboards throughout. 
- Rear undercover area within a secure yard surrounding the home. 
- Connected to NBN, pay-tv + town services (water and sewer).

A large 5 bay Colorbond shed (part lock-up/part open) offers ideal storage options for four-wheel drives, caravan, trailers or farm machinery and complements the two smaller garden sheds as storage options.

The property is set on a large 3433m2  flat parcel of land which has easy access via the all-weather driveway. There is plenty space for parking or turning large machinery near the home. A low maintenance country style garden is established within the secure yard surrounding the home.  

Bond Street is within walking distance to some of Ross' most renowned landmarks - the historical Man 'O' Ross Hotel, Ross Bridge and the impressive collection of Georgian stone buildings that are dotted along the street. Tourists and locals alike are always up for a walk along the Macquarie River or a visit to the iconic village bakery for a famous scallop pie or vanilla slice.

Ross is a 7-minute drive north to Campbell Town and is a leisurely 50 minute drive to Launceston. The public transport services between Launceston and Hobart pass through Ross daily.

For a modern home in the Midlands that you can move in to straight away, consider 7a Bond Street Ross. Contact Nick Hay for more information about this property. 

Facts:
Council Rates: $950 per year
Water Rates: $240  per quarter
Year Built: 1999
Land Size: 0. 3433ha (0.848 acre) approx. 
House Size: 133 m2 (14.3 Squares)
Roof Material: Colorbond™
Wall Material: Brick Veneer.
Zoning: General Residential .
Council: Northern Midlands Council 
Rental Estimate: $400 to $450 per week

If you cannot view the property, we are able to  offer virtual inspections and if there is anything that we can do to make your buying experience easier please let us know.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Well built modern home in the Midlands.

Within walking and/or commuting distance of all services in the Northern Midlands town of Longford, 2/45a Catherine Street offers low maintenance living for vast array of buyers.

Tucked away along a quiet internal driveway, this brick veneer, Colorbond™ roofed unit  was built in 2013 and is currently leased until May 2024 returning $420 per week.

The property is set on a 436m2 parcel of land and is accessed via a shared driveway.

It offers the following:

- 2 spacious bedrooms both offering built in wardrobes.
- Light and airy kitchen with walk-in pantry, fitted out with quality kitchen appliances.
- 2 way bathroom with large shower recess providing ideal wheelchair access if needed.
- Sunny living area opening to a secure courtyard with low maintenance garden beds.
- Heating/cooling for the property is provided by a Daikin Inverter reverse cycle heat pump.
- The yard is fenced & has a lock-up garden shed + a partially covered patio area.
- Single lock-up garage with internal access + additional off street parking space available.

Part of a two lot unit complex, 2/45a Catherine Street has a non-active body corporate and is within a short commute to the Longford Village Plaza and within walking distance to the Longford Primary School.

Only 15 minutes drive from Launceston CBD and the airport, Longford is a thriving community providing excellent services to its residents including medical and aged care facilities, supermarkets, banks, a primary school and a Services Tasmania branch. So if you choose to live and work in the area you are well catered for. Equally if you work in Launceston the highway commute is an easy one.

If you are seeking low maintenance living, consider 2/45a Catherine Street Longford and contact Nick Hay to arrange an inspection.

Facts:
Council Rates: $1,094.30 per annum
Water Rates: $250.28 per quarter
Year Built: 2013
Land Size: 0.0436ha (0.107 acre) approx.
House Size: 122.74m2 (13.20 Squares)
Roof Material: Colorbond
Wall Material: Brick Veneer
Zoning: 10.0 General Residential
Council: Northern Midlands Council
Rental Estimate: $420 per week (leased until May 2024)

If you cannot view the property, we are happy to offer virtual inspections and if there is anything that we can do to make your buying experience easier please let us know.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Low maintenance living.

Inviting all formal offers to be presented to the listing agent by 12pm on Wednesday 14th February 2024. The vendors reserve the right to accept an offer prior to the closing date. 

Indulge in the rich colonial history of this enchanting property, the old Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School (C1854), in the historical Tasmanian Midlands village of Ross. 

Meticulously restored by its current owners, this heritage-listed gem seamlessly weaves historical authenticity into modern comfort and is an exceptional opportunity to embrace a piece of the past. 

A welcoming gravel drive bordered by established English box hedges guides you to the property's entrance, where a travertine front landing and wrap-around patio offer the perfect spot for your morning coffee. 

A dedicated mudroom provides the ideal transitional space between the outdoors and the house’s main living room. The hand laid brick flooring is as beautiful as it is practical and offers timeless charm and durability.

The open plan kitchen/living room features impressive 3.6m high ceilings and Georgian-inspired timber paneling. The kitchen with its locally sourced timber cabinetry although simple in its design, has everything any cooking lover requires, has quality cooking appliances and a gorgeous garden view.   

This unique residence boasts a generously sized bedroom with bespoke floor-to-ceiling wardrobes and elegant William Morris wallpaper, making it a calming retreat. 

The well-designed bathroom showcases charming period fixtures, whilst a discreet, hidden door in the bedroom leads to a separate compact European laundry.

Situated on a sprawling 1568m2 block, the property beckons outdoor enthusiasts, gardeners, or those dreaming of future expansions (STCA). A giant Elm tree stands proudly  in the garden providing glorious shade during the height of the summer and as the leaves fall from branches like amber confetti in Autumn the sun is welcomed to warm the surrounds.

A custom designed Colourbond shed, complete with blackwood deck and built-in wood storage, means there's plenty of space for all your needs. Enjoy your securely fenced fully planted out raised vegetable pods + composting beds and maybe even a chook or two for the existing chicken coop.

Within walking distance of the famous landmarks of Ross such as historical Man 'O' Ross Hotel, Ross Bridge or collection of Georgian stone buildings along Church Street. Tourists and locals alike experience a walk along the Macquarie River or enjoy the famous Scallop Pie or Vanilla slice from the iconic bakery's in the village

Ross is a 7-minute drive north to Campbell Town and is a leisurely 50 minute drive to Launceston. The public transport services between Launceston and Hobart pass through Ross daily.

Ideal for those in search of a distinctive home or boutique accommodation investment opportunity, this captivating property extends an invitation to own a piece of Tasmania's colonial history.

Facts:
Wall Material: Triple Brick.
Roof Material: Colorbond™
Land Size: 0.1568 Ha (0.39 acres) approximately.
Building Size: 68m2
Council Rates: $313 per quarter.
Water and Sewer Connected.
Rental Estimate: $TBA per week.

If you are unable to view the property, we offer virtual inspections. At this time, if there is anything that we can do to assist with making your buying experience easier, please let us know.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Restored historical gem - 
'Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School' C1854.

Situated in undoubtedly one of the prime positions in Low Head, number 12 Lagoon Beach Road is just meters away from sandy beaches and cool blue water.

Beautiful Lagoon Beach is the main beach on the west side of Low Head, facing the Tamar River. Generally more sheltered than East Beach, it is family friendly and ideal for swimming, fishing, kayaking and windsurfing.

This charming home offers double storey living and provides you with everything for laid back beachside living – permanent or holiday time.

The home has a sophisticated yet relaxed coastal aesthetic, combining traditional and modern elements. Accommodation is 3 spacious bedrooms, a large family bathroom featuring jetted bath tub and a built in sauna, multiple living areas with loads of designated storage and a gorgeous kitchen. Both upstairs bedrooms feature extra space perfect for a study or a place to simply take in the views.

The kitchen is strategically located at the front of the home featuring picture windows that generously open up the space to the moody panorama of the sea. Along with the quality stainless appliances, the canvas of smooth concrete of the island bench and a “true” butler’s pantry this culinary space is much, much more than just a hard-working zone.

A large decked entertaining area adjacent to the kitchen takes in more of those sea views and is accessed by both sliding windows and doors.

The landscaping draws inspiration from the natural coastal surrounds and features a mix of drought tolerant native shrubs. There is a Colourbond free-standing garage with parking for 2 cars and further outbuildings that would be perfect for overflow parking for cars, motor or sail boats. There is also dual access from Low Head Road and Lagoon Beach Road.

Extensive under house storage is also available – perfect for water toy storage, lawn mowers, bikes etc or could even be used as workshop or a cellar.

Take a quick drive, or even better, hop on your bike (rest assured, no hills to contend with) to reach George Town for your grocery needs or a casual meal. Whether you choose to pack your sun umbrella and a good book, embark on a kayaking adventure, or prepare your fishing rod for a journey out to sea, Low Head lifestyle beckons you.

• 3 bedrooms, main with built ins and an adjoining sitting room
• Family bathroom with large corner tub + sauna & a separate toilet
• Kitchen with quality Westinghouse appliances + full butler’s pantry
• Open plan living + dining
• Double glazed windows throughout
• Decked + paved outdoor entertaining areas
• Just metres from Lagoon Beach
• Brilliant outdoor pizza oven perfect for year round use
• Town water
• Easy drive or ride to George Town shopping or the Low Head Cafe

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

“Avly” , a stunning locale

Circa 1954/55 "Climar" has stood proudly as an iconic landmark of Campbell Town for the past 70 years - well recognised and much admired by passing traffic traveling north, south or east across this beautiful state.

Set at the crossroads of High Street and Montagu Street, "Climar" was designed and built for Tasmania's much celebrated author Marjorie Bligh and her husband Cliff Blackwell. Named after the first 3 letters of Cliff and Marjorie's names, construction began in 1951 and was completed in 1954.

"Climar's" unique and distinctive rounded facade, use of glass and adjoining music note fence (opening bars of 'Melody of Love')  brings all the charm and timeless elegance of the Art Deco era. The home is a rare example of post-war rural architecture, and has featured in displays in the National Art Gallery of Victoria and in the book 'Art Deco in Australia - Sunrise over the Pacific'.

Set upon an extra large 1430 sqm parcel of land "Cilmar" offers a peaceful serene outlook to the North East from the front balcony. The home is divided into three good size bedrooms plus a study with built-in wardrobes in the main rooms.

Sunny open plan living room flows into a formal and/or informal dining space with heating sourced from a cosy wall fan-forced wood fire place or and electric reverse cycle air conditioner unit.

The well laid out bathroom with shower over bath has a seperate washroom/laundry.

A spacious rounded kitchen with quality cooking appliances ample storage spaces sits perfectly under gently curved windows.

Original decorated plaster ceilings with floor to ceiling cabinets throughout the 172 sqm floor plan which were constructed by the original builder.

Outdoors offers extra large powered brick workshop/single car garage with low maintenance country style gardens incorporating entertaining areas and spots for quiet contemplation or for the family to play in safely in the secured yard. The property is connected to town services.

The hub of the central midlands area is Campbell Town as it is a leisurely 40 minutes drive south of Launceston, 1hr 20 north of Hobart or 45 minutes drive east to Swansea (Great Eastern Drive). For locals and tourists alike, it represents the major stop-over for the commute along the Midlands Highway and is an ideal pit stop to stretch your legs, re-fuel and perhaps explore the historical township.

Campbell Town offers a District school, medical and aged care facilities, Service Tasmania, Commonwealth Bank, IGA Supermarket along with rural merchandise outlet stores and a collection of specialty stores.

To arrange an inspection of "Climar", 156 High Street Campbell Town feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group.

If you are unable to view the property, we are offering virtual inspections and if there is anything that we can do to assist in making your buying experience better, please let us know.

Facts:
Council Rates: $TBA pa
Year Built: 1955
Roof Material: Galvanised Iron.
Wall Material: Brick Veneer.
Zoning: General Residential
Rental Estimate: $380 to $420 per week

Howell Property Group 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 its validity.

'Climar'

In the tightly held cluster of properties which are situated at Dago Point overlooking Lake Sorell in the Central Highlands of Tasmania you will find 3 Galaxia Avenue. It is the former communal property of the 'Clarence Anglers Club'. Held under the same ownership since 2006, this 1982 Galvanised iron, metal cladded timber lined shack offers the following: 

•	Large open plan living/kitchen space which is warmed by a freestanding Saxon woodfire. The kitchen offers ample amount of cupboard storage + wall oven & microwave. 
•	Spacious 'adults' main bedroom with an overflow dining space.
•	Smaller second bedroom with a set of bunks beds.
•	Bathroom with shower & toilet. 
•	Large verandah which acts as an overflow storage option currently or an ideal spot to sit & admire Lake Sorell. 
•	Shipping container & garden shed offering off-season storage options for the fishing boat & equipment. 
•	Connected to a 10,000 litre water tank & septic sewer system.

The "shack" is set upon a cleared grassed flat 4798 sqm parcel of land with gravel driveway access from Galaxia Avenue with a collection of native bushland remaining upon the perimeter of the property. 

After a successful carp eradication program, Lake Sorell reopened in 2020 and is back offering to the trout fishing public, world class fishing during the early spring to summer.
 
Dago Point boat launching ramp has recently updated access to the lake and is only a very short 500m drive from this address. Lake Sorell (5300ha) is a large shallow lake which interconnects with neighbouring Lake Crescent. 

The lakes contain the small-endangered native fish species golden galaxias (Galaxias auratus) and offers extensive wetlands of national and international significance.

Lake Sorell and neighbouring Lake Crescent are accessed from the major centres (Launceston or Hobart) and can be connected to via Tunbridge Tier Road (northern end), Interlaken Road (from Oatlands), and Dennistoun Road (from Bothwell) with a little over 1 hour 45 minutes drive from both centres.

Properties surrounding Lake Sorell don't come to the market very often. For more information about 3 Galaxia Avenue, feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group. 

Facts:
Property ID: 5005724
Title Reference: 138567/8
Council Rates: $TBA p/y approx. Central Highlands Council.
Land Size: 0.4798 Ha (1.19 acres) approx.
Roof Material: Galvanised Iron
Wall Material: Metal Cladding.
Zoning: Low Density Residential.
Council: Central Highlands Council.

If you cannot view the property, we are offering virtual inspections and if there is anything that we can do to assist with assisting with your buying experience, please let us know.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

As rare as 'golden galaxies'.

Within walking distance to everything in Whitemark, here's an opportunity to secure a tidy three bedroom home with a fully detached self contained studio, generous sized backyard and shedding.

The property is ideally located, sits on a level plot of land with concrete driveway and double carport, established gardens and trees, a vegie garden, some fruit trees and sundry shedding for storage or workshop purposes.

Inside the home is a generous loungeroom and updated kitchen, three bedrooms, one bathroom, solid fuel heating and ceiling fans.  The kitchen area leads out to a sizeable enclosed patio/BBQ area, pathway to the laundry room and rear access to the studio and backyard.

The studio is detached with its own front deck area access, kitchenette and fully equipped separate bathroom with shower, toilet and vanity.  This space could lend itself to numerous possibilities having been an art studio previously, could be a great little home office or a teenagers retreat!

The Whitemark township boasts everything you could need including the supermarket, bakery, cafe, butcher, hospital, doctors surgery, rural products store, the pub, the post office and the general store to name a few.

Whitemark foreshore, jetty and restaurant are an easy walk from the property and the golf course is just on the outskirts of town.  If you have been watching the market, you will know that houses in town rarely come up for sale so don't delay and be disappointed.

The property is currently tenanted and the tenant would welcome the opportunity to stay on if possible.

Please Note: Tenancy on Flinders Island is by private arrangement between the property owner and the tenant.

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

Three Bedroom Home Plus Studio in Town

Within the thriving Meander Valley township of Carrick, 15 East Street would make a fantastic place to call home. This circa 1968 brick veneer, galvanised iron roofed home has been the address of the current owners for the past 27 years and is ideally suited for a growing family or a retiree seeking a low-maintenance property.

Over the past 6 months the home has had the following improvements:

- Brand new kitchen with soft closing cabinetry & plenty of cupboard storage.
- Freshly painted throughout.
- Guttering have been replaced.
- Modern bathroom with large shower recess & quality vanity unit.
- Re-designed laundry/washroom with separate toilet.

The home is essentially open plan,150m2 approx. in size, with original polished floorboards throughout. The large living/dining room is the focal point of the home and has both electric and wood heating sourced from a Mitsubishi 9KV reverse cycle heat pump and a Norseman free-standing fan forced wood fire place.

Accommodation on offer is 3 good size bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes plus a walk-in robe in the 3rd bedroom - an ideal home office or child's room.

The separate kitchen flows out to a large undercover entertaining area with a second outdoor toilet and garden shed - ideal for relaxing with family and friends or a secure play area for the children.

Storage options are a plenty with a  9m x7m Colorbond lock-up garage and carport for parking up to 4 cars on the asphalt driveway.

Set on a corner block of 1406m2 approx. the backyard and garden are low-maintenance within two secure yards - perfect for pets.

15 East Street is a short walk to the Carrick Inn, Ampol Service Station, Carrick Park Pacing Club and Carrick Speedway.

Bus services for children attending school at Hagley or Launceston is available.

Historical Carrick is 17km west of Launceston and was settled in 1818.  It is set upon the banks of the Liffey River. The town has a diverse range of properties from a collection of 19th-Century colonial buildings to a number of modern construction projects. Due to the commuting distance to Launceston, Carrick's rural lifestyle has become an ideal town for many families to invest in and offers the country lifestyle to the children.

15 East Street is a solid 1960's family home and is awaiting your inspection. For more information feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group.

If you are unable to view the property, we are offering virtual inspections. If there is anything that we can do to assist in making your buying experience better, please let us know.

Facts:
Council Rates: $TBA pa
Year Built: 1968
Land Size: 0.1406 HA
Roof Material: Galvanised Iron.
Wall Material: Brick Veneer.
Zoning: General Residential.
Council: Meander Valley
Rental Estimate: $460 to $490 per week

Howell Property Group 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 its validity.

Solid family home.

Situated in the 'heart of Tasmania', the Midlands township of Campbell Town, this period early 1900's solid brick cottage is conveniently located. It overlooks the open space of Blackburn Park and is a short stroll to the Elizabeth River, historical Red Bridge and the High Street services of the township - 7 Franklin Street certainly offers all the country charm of yesteryear!

Set on the corner of Franklin and Forster Streets on a massive rectangular 2074m2 block, this period cottage offers the following:

-  2 good sized bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes.
-  Sunny entry foyer i.e. sunroom &/or study nook.
-  Living room complete with a reverse cycle air conditioning unit & wood pellet heater. The original fireplace is in situ & could be re-installed under renovation.
-  Updated kitchenette with ample cupboard storage, a dishwasher, free-standing oven & range hood.
-  Bathroom with separate toilet.
-  Rear porch & undercover greenhouse, ideal for cultivating seedlings during the cooler months.

The backyard has been split into 3 secure separate paddocks - a yard for grazing stock (i.e. pet sheep or a pony), a chicken coop and orchard + a backyard area.

The backyard is complete with raised garden beds, a hot-house and multiple lock-up workshops/storage sheds. There is dual vehicular access from Franklin Street with a single car port and an all-weather driveway closest to the cottage.

This cottage presents an ideal opportunity for the green thumb to live off the fruits of their labour and still be able walk into the High Street to access the services of the township.

The hub of the central midlands area is Campbell Town as it is a leisurely 40 minutes drive south of Launceston, 1hr 20 north of Hobart or 45 minutes drive east to Swansea (Great Eastern Drive). For locals and tourists alike, it represents the major stop-over for the commute along the Midlands Highway and is an ideal pit stop to stretch your legs, re-fuel and perhaps explore the historical township.

Campbell Town offers a District school, medical and aged care facilities, Service Tasmania, Commonwealth Bank, IGA Supermarket along with rural merchandise outlet stores and a collection of specialty stores.

To arrange an inspection of this charming period cottage feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group.

If you are unable to view the property, we are offering virtual inspections. If there is anything that we can do to assist in making your buying experience better, please let us know.

Facts:
Council Rates: $TBA pa
Year Built: 1900
Roof Material: Galvanised Iron.
Wall Material: Brick/Weatherboard.
Zoning: General Residential
Rental Estimate: $380 to $420 per week

Howell Property Group 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 its validity. Prospect

Tucker & Howell
Launceston

Tucker & Howell Agents

Karen Magnotta

Cassandra Jones

Alex Robinson

Zali Stevens

Brad Gray

Jeff Carins

Ben Galvin

Nick Hay

Hannah Challis

Lauren Atkinson

Nalani Smith

Ben Towns

Michelle Hirchfield

Oscar Phillips

Daron Gumley

Andy Howell

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Tucker & HowellLaunceston

Tucker & Howell Agents

Karen Magnotta

Cassandra Jones

Alex Robinson

Zali Stevens

Brad Gray

Jeff Carins

Ben Galvin

Nick Hay

Hannah Challis

Lauren Atkinson

Nalani Smith

Ben Towns

Michelle Hirchfield

Oscar Phillips

Daron Gumley

Andy Howell

Agency Statistics

60

Total Properties Sold

Properties Sold

Median Property Price

10

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80

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