If tranquillity and total privacy combined with 2 homes (one a modern architecturally designed home, the other a 2 bedroom unit), a Dutch barn, multiple sheds, approximately 53 acres of your own land to enjoy, enveloped by spectacular views are paramount in the purchase of your next property, yet you still wish to be within easy commuting distance of Launceston at approximately 40 minutes travel and for the water enthusiasts just minutes from the public boat ramp at Deviot, fishing and water activities, this may be just what you have been searching for. The modern home boasting a calming Japanese influence throughout provides luxury living whilst the unit offers numerous possibilities, guest quarters, comfortable living for extended family, perhaps a B & B (subject to council approval), Airbnb (easy access to the Tamar Valley wine route and tourist attractions such as the Beaconsfield gold mine and Platypus World in Beauty Point) or simply rent it out to assist with the mortgage. All of these factors contribute to an opportunity, simply too good to miss for anyone seeking seclusion !
The elegantly rendered main home, designed by Theresa Hatton and built in 2011, is inspired by Japanese culture which embraces clean uncluttered lines, open plan design, ample storage, muted lighting, natural materials and a general love of nature provoking the desire to bring the outdoors indoors, all showcased here and you will experience a view over the landscape from almost every window. There is a full length verandah to the front of the home which also wraps around one side of the residence (many peaceful hours will be spent here). Comprising 2 bedrooms, the master is king size featuring a full wall of built in robes and double doors to the exterior deck, the second bedroom also generous in size, one very glamorous bathroom including a separate shower, custom vanity and an amazing round tub (the perfect place to unwind after a long day, take in the scenery and perhaps indulge in a glass of one of Tassies' fine wines), large bright open plan living space incorporating the kitchen complete with ample bench and cupboard space, breakfast bar and dishwasher, flowing through to the dining area and ultimately into the living space complimented by lovely timber floors (the entire open plan area has access to the verandah). There is a hidden laundry, hallway with more built in storage and in completion, entry to the home from the rear is provided by way of an indoor Japanese garden and walkway. Adjoining the residence is a double carport with direct access to the home (ideal if you are loading or unloading the car on a rainy day).
The home is heated courtesy of reverse cycle air conditioning, benefited by ample insulation with an energy rating of 7.8. Cost saving factors such as the solar hot water system and 14 solar panels (3KW Inverter) are a real plus.
The size of Deviot is approximately 10.7 square kilometres. It has 2 parks. The population of Deviot in 2011 was 462 people. By 2016 the population was 348 showing a population decline of 24.7% in the area during that time. The predominant age group in Deviot is 60-69 years. Households in Deviot are primarily childless couples and are likely to be repaying $1000 - $1399 per month on mortgage repayments. In general, people in Deviot work in a professional occupation. In 2011, 85.7% of the homes in Deviot were owner-occupied compared with 93% in 2016.
Deviot has 220 properties. Over the last 5 years, Houses in Deviot have seen a 73.66% increase in median value. As at 31 July 2024:
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