30 High Street

Ross TAS 7209

- Dual heating options from the enclosed Saxon woodfire and Dakin reverse cycle
- Four light and airy bedrooms. The master bedroom could easily accommodate a king size mattress. The two smaller bedrooms feature build-in wardrobes
- Private office/craft room which could be an additional bedroom
- Separate laundry and additional toilet
- Updated carpet and paintwork throughout
- Aluminum joinery throughout
- NBN connected
- Connected to the town services
Set on a flat fully fenced 0.5058ha (1.249 acre) block, 30 High Street has a well-established and well-presented garden which features a number of established Tasmanian native gumtrees and deciduous shrubs. A double lock-up garage; three additional lock-up storage sheds and ample amount of off-street parking provide plenty of room for the storage of the boat, caravan, and four-wheel drive. A well-established vegetable garden under shade cloth provides the option to become self-sufficient. This property is within walking distance to 'Church Street' strip of Ross and Ross Recreation Ground.
Ross is only a short seven-minute drive north to Campbell Town and is a leisurely 50 minutes' drive from Launceston. The public transport services from Launceston to Hobart pass through Ross on a daily basis.
30 High Street is a beautifully presented home and is ready for its next owner to move-in and enjoy the lifestyle of the Midlands. Arrange a private inspection or attend an open home; feel free to contact Nick Hay today as this property won't last for long in the historical township of Ross.
Council Rates: $TBA per year.
Water Rates: $TBA per quarter.
Year Built: 1960
Land Size: 0.5058ha (1.249 acre) approx.
Building Size: 107m2 (11 squares) approx.
Roof Material: Galvanized Iron.
Wall Material: Weatherboard
Rental Estimate: $240 - $260 per week
Zoning: 10.0 General Residential.
Council: Northern Midlands 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.