Now waiting for its next devoted owners is this 1992 built double brick, two bedroom, two bathroom bungalow style home with great street appeal and a feature date palm in the front garden. This property would make an ideal first home, investment or downsizer for retirees.
Step inside through the double front door from the front veranda and be greeted by a light and airy living space, bathed in natural light. The open-plan design seamlessly connects the living, dining, and galley style kitchen areas, creating the ideal space for entertaining friends and family. To keep you comfortable during Tasmania's changeable seasons is both a reverse cycle heat pump and a wood heater. The two generously sized bedrooms are complimented by his and hers bathrooms, one with spa bath, vanity and wc and the other with a shower, vanity and wc. Inside the back entrance is the laundry with extra storage.
The fenced backyard is a great space for outside entertaining with plenty of room to park the caravan and boat, complimented by the large 72 m2 shed, the perfect workshop, garage, man cave, complete with vanity and wc. There are established fruit trees including a quince, apricot, apple and nectarine and a vegetable garden bed.
Brighton is a very family friendly town with many recreational grounds and parks on offer throughout the district, just opened state of the art IGA Supermarket /shopping centre, brand new High School opening at the start of 2025. Schools, café's, supermarket, bakery, bowls club and other supporting businesses all within easy walking distance from this property. With the new Bridgewater Bridge over the Derwent River scheduled for completion in 2025 it makes Brighton the place to be within an easy commute into Glenorchy and the Hobart CBD. To make sure that you don't miss out on this unique offering contact the agent to arrange a private inspection.
*The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.
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