102 Fairy Falls Road

Geeveston TAS 7116

A spacious kitchen is ready and waiting to process the endless fresh produce this property provides with its fantastic setup, including vermin proof veggie gardens, hot house and fruit trees, along with tasteful gardens full of colour for your enjoyment all year round. A giant 12m x 8m shed has power and water and a solar power system is installed as well.

The property features chicken houses and paddocks that prove great for grazing animals, currently grazing sheep. There is a pleasant entertaining area off the rear verandah presenting the opportunity for summer entertaining outdoors. Another bonus is the year-round creek that runs through the property from Fairy Falls plus the ample tank water supply, providing the security of endless water.

Only minutes away is the township of Geeveston. Sitting right at the mouth of the Huon River, Geeveston is the base camp for exploring the Picton and Huon Rivers and is also the gateway to the Hartz Mountains National Park. The natural beauty of this stunning region has inspired many artists and makers to adopt this quaint town as their home and their works are available in local outlets. With so many farms nearby, the cafes and restaurants serve honest and delicious foods, fish for the sushi is said to be hand caught by the owner/chef himself and 'Wall of Lollies' is the largest lolly shop in Tasmania. Less than an hour from Hobart and only 20 minutes from Huonville, Geeveston has plenty of infrastructure and services to comfortably satisfy the daily needs of any family situation.

For your chance to live the sustainable dream lifestyle on your very own property within easy reach of a picturesque, charming village, call today!

Permanent water
12m x 8m shed
Solar power and mains
Gas hot water and gas cooktop
Pellet fire
Heat pump
Heat transfer system throughout
Sealed driveway and parking area

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.