Set back from the Huon Highway in the heart of Southport, this versatile property offers a relaxed coastal lifestyle with multiple living options and a beautiful natural setting. With a main home and a separate attached unit, it lends itself perfectly to family living, guest accommodation or Airbnb use.
The main house is warm and welcoming, with sunny interiors and Tasmanian oak floors adding immediate character and comfort. The three bedroom layout includes built in robes, while a separate bathroom offers excellent storage. A practical boot room provides a great transition space, particularly for coastal living.
A light filled sunroom sits alongside the main living areas and works beautifully as a dining space, creating a lovely connection between indoors and out. The weatherboard exterior gives the home classic coastal appeal and reflects the relaxed nature of the area.
Attached to the main dwelling and accessed via an external corridor, the unit offers excellent flexibility. It includes a large bedroom, its own kitchen and bathroom, making it ideal for visitors, extended family or short stay accommodation. Heating is required in the unit, allowing a new owner to tailor the space to their needs.
Outside, the property is framed by mature trees and filled with the calming sounds of nature, including the gentle chorus of frogs. Two large concrete water tanks with a pump support the home, while a double carport provides covered parking. The yard is semi fenced and offers a lovely sense of space and privacy.
The location is a standout, with the Southport Tavern just a short walk away, along with the Southport Community Centre, beautiful local beaches and a nearby boat ramp. Whether you are looking for a permanent home, a coastal shack or an investment with short stay potential, this property offers flexibility, charm and an enviable Far South lifestyle.
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