Opportunities to secure a substantial landholding of this nature in tightly held Ansons Bay are exceptionally rare.
Positioned privately behind the coastal village of Ansons Bay, the property offers an impressive sense of space and seclusion while remaining just moments from the bay and the heart of the community.
Offering an extraordinary combination of scale, privacy, natural beauty and versatility, this unique coastal property encompasses everything from approximately two hectares of cleared, level land to elevated positions capturing commanding views across Ansons Bay, through the barway and towards Eddystone Point.
The property offers an array of possibilities for the astute purchaser. With numerous potential home sites (STCA), there is scope to create an exceptional private coastal residence and lifestyle property, while the size, setting and natural attributes of the land also lend themselves to a range of visitor accommodation or ecotourism possibilities.
Several access points and an established 4WD track extending through the property provide access to its remarkably diverse landscape. Along the way, four major creeks cross the property as the environment transitions through coastal rainforest, magnificent tall timbers, native grass trees and open cleared country.
It is this diversity that makes the property particularly special. Whether seeking an expansive private retreat for family and friends, a coastal base with room to enjoy, or a property with broader tourism and accommodation potential, there is enormous scope for a purchaser with vision.
Ansons Bay has been treasured by generations of Tasmanian families for its natural beauty, exceptional fishing, waterways and relaxed coastal lifestyle. St Helens, the major centre of Tasmania's East Coast, is approximately 38 minutes away, with Gladstone approximately 27 minutes away.
Large coastal holdings offering this combination of location, views, access, cleared land, waterways and natural environment are seldom offered to the market.
For those seeking something genuinely different on Tasmania's North East Coast, this is an opportunity worthy of inspection.
Zoning: Landscape Conservation
Rates: Approximately $1,420 per annum
