From the moment you step into the entry this spacious home will impress you with its generous proportions, bushland or water views from almost every window and and the feeling of peace and harmony will just wash over you.
Internally this home offers 3 large bedrooms 2 with built in wardrobes and the main with walk in wardrobe and ensuite, as well as a 4th bedroom/study also with built-ins. Great separation between the bedrooms and living area, with an adjoining rumpus room, allows for noisy activities at one end of the home and peace and quiet at the other.
The kitchen provides an abundance of storage with metres of bench space and an island bench finished in stainless steel for a smart, hard wearing finish. The informal dining area next to the kitchen has large, glass windows and doors allowing a flood of natural light into the room and providing unobstructed views of the surrounding trees.
Walking down two steps from the kitchen/dining area finds you in the large living room with high, timber lined raked ceilings providing a sense of space and openness. This room contains a wood heater flued to the ceiling plus a split system heater/air conditioner.
Externally, the property offers under cover parking for four cars in the port cochere as well as three sheds with power (one with a toilet and shower). Great for storing big boys toys or working on small or large projects the current set up could also be suitable for a home business operator (STCA).
The property is connected to town water but the owner has also set up a system to capture and filter rain water and transfer it to the house via stainless steel piping to make it suitable for drinking.
Boasting a 3000 gal above ground poly water tank, 2000 gal underground concrete tank and small, fully fenced dam at the front of the property all connected to petrol or electric generators this property could be self-sufficient for its water needs if required.
For the green thumb, there's an abundance of fruit trees and veggie garden as well as a shade house for all year round growing. A stainless steel trellis has been set up for growing grape vines on the gentle slope in front of the house and one shed has under floor heating making it suitable for growing plants in a climate controlled environment.
Accessed via a private, tree-lined driveway with only one rear neighbour, this home is surrounded by trees and brimming with native wild life and affords a high level of privacy, nature and seclusion yet is only minutes from the centre of St Helens.
St Helens is a vibrant fishing town on the north-east coast of Tasmania offering one of the mildest climates on the Apple Isle. With direct access to open ocean for serious boating and fishing, St Helens is also only a scenic, two hour drive to Launceston airport then a short hop to Melbourne and on to the rest of the world.