Winns Road

Cygnet TAS 7112

A rare opportunity exists to purchase what is arguably one of the finest pieces of land within the Cygnet township. There are two titles, together spanning over 80 acres and providing the ideal mix of both tall timbers and rolling green pastures, this property is an absolute delight to explore. Fortunate home builders will benefit from long views that extend over Port Cygnet Bay and to the hillsides beyond as well as being able to enjoy watching the light dance over the glorious landscapes as the sun sets to the West. Located under two kilometres from the centre of town and connected to all services, the potential to create something incredibly special here is outstanding. With mixed topography and land that folds towards multiple aspects, planting vines, truffles, or purpose building guest accommodation is well worth talking the council about. An original timber barn remains at the entrance to the land and is already connected to mains power, town water and provides its own septic system and bathroom facilities. Given the size and design of the barn, use as a temporary dwelling is feasible if the council allows. The land is currently home to rescue horses and has been fenced into five paddocks to accommodate. Each paddock has access to water and animals can be moved easily between them all. Approximately 20 acres remains as bushland and provides shade shelter for animals and could be a great timber supply for a future residence. This property sits within Rural zoning making it the ideal location for whatever it is you have been dreaming about creating. Phone or email for further information and to book your appointment to view.

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The information contained in this listing has been supplied to Win Em All P/L trading as Homelands Property from a variety of sources and to the best of their knowledge. The Agents are unable to verify whether the above information is accurate. All interested persons should make and rely upon their own enquiries to determine whether or not the information is, in fact accurate.