4453 Bruny Island Main Road, Lunawanna, TAS, 7150

SoldJul 16, 2026

4453 Bruny Island Main Road, Lunawanna, TAS, 7150

$460,000

56 m²

939 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Jul 16, 2026

What's around 4453 Bruny Island Main Road

Coastal Charm Above the Channel - Lunawanna Opportunity!

Set in the peaceful and tightly held waterside village of Lunawanna on beautiful Bruny Island, this charming elevated 1970s two-bedroom cottage captures the essence of relaxed coastal living just 150 metres from the pristine waters of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. Positioned on the high side of a quality sealed road, the home sits proudly on a generous 939sqm allotment and enjoys picturesque channel views, offering a rare combination of elevation, proximity to the water, and future potential in an increasingly sought-after coastal enclave. The original cottage retains its classic 70s character and provides an inviting foundation for a creative update or renovation. Key improvements are already in place, including a new roof, a carport, a bright and fresh upgraded kitchen, and an extended deck that enhances indoor-outdoor living and takes advantage of the outlook. This is a property that will appeal to those seeking a tranquil escape close to the water's edge, with swimming beaches just minutes away and nearby boat launching facilities opening the door to a world of boating, fishing, and maritime adventure. Whether enjoyed as a peaceful holiday retreat, a permanent coastal residence, or a renovation project with strong upside, this is an exceptional opportunity to secure a foothold in one of Bruny Island's most alluring and tightly held locations. A rare chance to secure lifestyle, location, and potential in one. For further information or to arrange a private inspection, contact Laureen Wood on 0409 680 822, your local real estate expert and Bruny Island resident. Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.