Set in the heart of one of Tasmania's most picturesque heritage towns, 17 High Street offers an exciting opportunity to create something of your own in the postcard-perfect village of Ross.
Spanning approximately 1,026m², this completely flat and fully fenced parcel of General Residential zoned land provides a fantastic foundation for your next home, STCA. As a convenient corner block, the property enjoys access from both High Street and Bond Street, offering flexibility and ease when planning your future build.
Adding to the appeal, water and power are already connected to the property, providing a valuable head start as you begin planning and building your new home.
A handy shed is also already in place, providing the perfect spot to store building supplies, tools or equipment while you bring your plans to life.
Beyond the block itself, it's the lifestyle that makes Ross so special. Steeped in classic sandstone history and surrounded by beautiful heritage architecture, Ross offers a peaceful village atmosphere with everyday conveniences close at hand. Take a stroll down to the Macquarie River, pick up something delicious from one of the local bakeries or enjoy a meal at the much-loved Man O'Ross Hotel.
And while Ross feels a world away from the hustle and bustle, it's ideally positioned just under an hour from Launceston, approximately 1.5 hours from Hobart and less than 10 minutes from Campbell Town.
Whether you're ready to build your forever home, create a peaceful country escape or secure a generous parcel in one of Tasmania's most charming towns, 17 High Street presents an opportunity not to be overlooked.
The Facts:
• Land size: 1,026m²
• Service Connection: Water & Power
• Approximately 10 Minutes to Campbell Town
• Approximately 56 Minutes to Launceston
• Council rates: approx $480 p.a
• Zoning: General Residential
• Municipality: Southern Midlands Council
Harcourts Northern Midlands has obtained all information in the document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own due diligence.
