If you have been searching for somewhere to escape the noise, breathe a little deeper and enjoy the freedom that comes with having space around you, 328 Loongana Road, Nietta may be exactly what you have been waiting for.
Spread across more than 30 acres, this beautiful bush block offers the kind of rural lifestyle that is becoming harder and harder to find. A place where weekends can be spent riding motorbikes, cutting your own firewood, exploring the bush, watching the local wildlife wander through or simply enjoying the peace and privacy of being surrounded by nature.
The location only adds to the appeal. With the spectacular Leven Canyon, Black Bluff and Paddy's Lake all nearby, some of Tasmania's most impressive natural scenery is right on your doorstep. Walking trails, waterfalls, mountain views and endless opportunities to explore make this an incredible base for anyone who loves the outdoors.
A creek winds its way through the property, adding another beautiful natural feature to the landscape, while the established bush provides a wonderful sense of seclusion.
Adding further appeal is a newly reinstated access point, now shown on the plans, providing greater clarity around access to the property and opening up even more possibilities for its future use.
The land is zoned Rural, and for those dreaming of creating a permanent family home, weekend retreat or simple bush getaway, any future building or development would be subject to the necessary council approvals.
Whether you are looking for somewhere to ride, explore and escape on the weekends, a private parcel of land to enjoy with family and friends, or a place where you can eventually create your own retreat amongst the trees, there is plenty of opportunity here to make it your own.
At 328 Loongana Road, life can be a little quieter, a little simpler and a whole lot closer to nature.
Disclaimer:
While Harcourts Coastline has taken every care to verify the accuracy of the details in this advertisement, we cannot guarantee its correctness. Prospective buyers need to take such action as is necessary, to satisfy themselves of any pertinent matters.
