74 Harold Street, Coles Bay, TAS, 7215

For Sale

74 Harold Street, Coles Bay, TAS, 7215

Expressions of Interest

1038 m²

Land

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30+ days on the market

What's around 74 Harold Street

A Rare Opportunity Opposite The Hazards

Set on approximately 1,038 square metres, this premium landholding occupies a prominent corner position in one of Coles Bay's most tightly held enclaves. The block offers distinct view lines to both Picnic Island and The Hazards, a combination exceptionally rare even within this sought-after coastal township. Positioned perfectly between Coles Bay's key amenities, the property is an equal distance to the Iluka Tavern and General Store and the boat ramp precinct, which includes the post office, convenience store, and restaurant. Everything that defines the Coles Bay lifestyle is within easy reach. Known as the jewel of Tasmania's East Coast, Coles Bay offers a lifestyle shaped by pristine coastline, crystal-clear waters, and the dramatic granite peaks of the Freycinet Peninsula. The area is a boating and fishing paradise, with immediate access to sheltered bays, offshore reefs, and some of the most scenic waters in Australia. The block is also positioned close to world-class attractions including the Freycinet National Park, with the world-famous Wineglass Bay accessible on foot. Award-winning vineyards, cellar doors, oyster farms, and local producers are all nearby, adding to the region's growing reputation for food and wine. With its outlook, orientation, and proximity to everything that makes Coles Bay iconic, 74 Harold Street presents a rare chance to design and build a signature coastal retreat in one of Australia's most admired seaside destinations. The information on this website has in part been supplied to Harrison Agents Launceston by third parties and all information is published solely for potential purchasers to assist them in deciding whether or not they wish to make further enquiries about the properties. Harrison Agents Launceston has not checked the accuracy of the information and does no more than pass it on.