Nestled deep within the Eastern Tiers, 2346 Lake Leake Road offers the perfect escape for buyers seeking a tranquil base for hunting or trout fishing at nearby Lake Leake, as well as those looking to embrace a genuine off-grid lifestyle change.
Located just 20 minutes east of the Midlands hub of Campbell Town and a little over an hour from the golden beaches of Tasmania’s East Coast (Swansea, Coles Bay, and Bicheno), this 27.47 ha (approx. 67.87 acres) holding of native dry eucalypt bushland includes the added bonus of a two-bedroom cabin.
Positioned within an area of the Tiers known as Wellwood Hill, the property runs parallel to Lake Leake Road and is offered on a going-concern basis, sold ‘as is, where is.’
Positioned towards the southern end of the property sits the rustic Colorbond-clad cabin, offering a modern timber-finished open-plan living, kitchen and dining space, warmed by a free-standing Saxon wood heater. The kitchenette includes a freestanding oven/cooktop with rangehood, refrigerator and an ample amount of cupboard storage.
A breezeway leads to the bedroom wing of the cabin, divided by a central partition to create two sleeping areas, both warmed by a second free-standing wood heater. Each room can comfortably accommodate a queen-size bed, with the master bedroom also featuring a built-in wardrobe.
A separate shower and toilet cubicle (requiring some minor renovation) is positioned adjacent to the cabin and is connected via an enclosed patio that wraps around the front of the dwelling.
The cabin sits within approximately 1,000m2 fully fenced, lawned yard, complemented by a beautifully maintained garden, garden shed, wood shed, chicken run, and a second external toilet.
Services include a 24,000-litre water tank, waste water treatment system, gas hot-water system and power supply from a generator.
Home to around 170 residents, Lake Leake provides essential amenities including food and petrol at the nearby Kalangadoo Store, while the Lake Leake Hotel—just a ten-minute drive away—offers a hearty meal and a cold beverage. Named after Charles Henry Leake, Lake Leake (palawa kani: kunawi) is a man-made reservoir in Tasmania’s eastern midlands, renowned for its peaceful native bush surrounds and recreational fishing for brook trout, brown trout and rainbow trout.
Zoning: Agriculture.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
Howell Property Group has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.
