333 Old Station Road, Lower Snug-an extraordinary residence blending cutting-edge design with serene natural beauty.
Architecturally designed and constructed in 2010, the home features fully insulated, exposed aggregate limestone concrete panels and PVC double glazing, providing significant thermal mass for year-round energy efficiency. The property offers four generously sized bedrooms and two beautifully appointed bathrooms, including a luxurious main suite with a walk-in robe and premium ensuite.
Inside, sanded blackwood flooring complements a feature mudstone wall and a freestanding wood heater. High ceilings and bold, angular windows flood the home with natural light while framing panoramic views of Oyster Cove Bay, the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, and Bruny Island.
At the heart of the home lies an expansive kitchen and entertainer's domain, complete with a large pantry, gas cooker, and ample cabinetry. This space flows seamlessly into the dining and family areas, leading out to a sublime timber deck and BBQ area with high glass balustrades.
The expansive grounds serve as a private sanctuary, featuring established gardens, mudstone retaining walls, and vibrant flora. The property also includes a massive workshop, a backup generator, and ample parking for boats, caravans, and additional vehicles.
Set on approximately 30 acres of usable land, this inviting rural residence offers the perfect escape from city life without sacrificing everyday convenience. Whether you're dreaming of room for the kids to run and play, space for animals, or simply a peaceful place to unwind, this property delivers a lifestyle that's increasingly hard to find.
Ideally located in one of Tasmania's most coveted regions, this home is just a five-minute drive from Coningham's beaches, local shops in Snug, and the Kettering marina.
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