Your slice of Rare Heathland

The phone enquiry code for this property is – 5707

Looking to escape the rat race and housing crisis?

Here’s your opportunity to be immersed in nature on more than a HECTARE of land at the gateway to the Tarkine Wilderness and the Wild West Coast ofTasmania, with its historic villages, extraordinary fishing, fantastic surfing beaches and bushwalking to your heart’s desire. Take the round trip through the Tarkine to everything from remote surfing and fishing beaches and isolated weekend shacks to the hidden waterfalls and sinkholes deep in the Tarkine forest. This property puts you in close proximity to all this -and much, much more!

Surround yourself with your very own spectacular flora and fauna with native wallabies, burrowing crayfish, water birds, and other visiting animals and birds while enjoying the many and varied unique native plants, some rare and uncommon, on your very own land! Follow the mud map to explore the many and varied plants identified, in your very own backyard (!), by a local Environmentalist,.

With the land covering 10,283 sq. m. ( over 1 hectare) 800 sq.m. has been cleared as a building envelope. Other improvements include:
• Power to a private pole with a meterbox and powerpoints providing a place for your Mobile Home, Tiny House or Caravan (perhaps while you build),
• Planning approval received for a 36 sq. m. shed,
• Shed site foundation prepared and gravelled, ready for your concrete slab,
• Gravel access road constructed.

As a remnant of what was once a wide coverage of heathland, but now developed to farms and family retreats, land such as this is increasingly difficult to buy. Situated 20 minutes’ drive from the centres of Wynyard, Smithton and Stanley, plenty of extended services are not far away on a stunningly scenic drive and on any day!

A large, flat and very quiet block, this land is zoned Rural Living and is perfectly positioned to take advantage of this thriving and burgeoning community. This is a rare and valuable coastal heathland block with cleared perimeter of approx 1800 sq m.
For those with a depp regard for native plants and trees, this place lends itself to a creative pursuit like a Native Garden with boardwalks and walking tracks so tourist tours could be conducted.

Explore the fabulous beaches, quaint Rocky Cape “shack” village, iconic Rocky Cape National Park and many others at your doorstep then relax at the nearby refurbished Rocky Cape Tavern with regular live music on one of three stages, indoors and out. The land is within easy walking distance to the Tavern, a shop/Post Office, the community house, and the Detention River roadhouse not far away and close to several wonderful Bass Strait beaches, a developing vineyard and cellar door sales and the famed Stanley “Nut” where “The Light between Oceans” was filmed, with the quaint, historic village temporarily converted to its old self, with dirt roads and unsightly powerlines put underground.

A fisher’s dream as well, Hursey’s famous seafood is nearby, as are various boat ramps so you can catch your own. The gorgeous off-shore islands of the far Northwest are a sight to see and there are not one but two Aero Clubs in nearby towns.

location features:

• Close to Parklands
• Quiet Location
• Near Waterfront
• Other areas