Nestled within the peaceful Southern Midlands hamlet of Parattah, 663 Tunnack Road presents an appealing opportunity to secure an affordable country home with plenty of charm, comfort and practicality. Whether you're a first home buyer looking to enter the property market, a retiree seeking a quieter lifestyle or a 'tree-changer' looking to escape the pace of city living, this 1950s residence offers an inviting place to call home.
Constructed with solid weatherboard exterior and an iron roof, the home offers four cosy bedrooms, with built-in wardrobes to two of the smaller rooms, an open-plan living area and a practical timber kitchen featuring excellent storage and quality appliances.
The master bedroom incorporates a walk-in robe/dressing room and convenient two-way access to the bathroom, which features a generous modern shower recess. A freestanding wood heater provides welcome warmth and ambience throughout the cooler Midlands winter months.
The home also features beautiful hardwood floorboards, carpeted areas, a separate toilet and a dedicated laundry within the tiled wet area.
For those who enjoy entertaining, a beautifully paved outdoor area provides an ideal setting for gathering with family and friends. A lush fernery introduces a splash of greenery, creating a pleasant connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces. A concreted-floor garden and potting shed is also conveniently connected to the rear of the home.
Set upon a generous 1,963m² parcel, the property is exceptionally well-equipped for those seeking a manageable country lifestyle, with an assortment of useful outbuildings and facilities, including:
-Large multi-purpose workshop/garage.
-Hothouse.
-Chook pen.
-Garden and potting shed.
There's ample room for a few animals, a productive vegetable garden or simply enjoying the freedom of open space, delivering many of the pleasures of hobby farming without the upkeep of a larger rural holding.
The property is serviced by a substantial above-ground poly water tank and septic sewerage system.
Originally established in 1876 as Oatlands Railway Station, Parattah was renamed in 1879 by Oatlands Council. An Aboriginal word meaning 'ice and cold', Parattah was once a thriving railway township and has since evolved into a close-knit rural community of approximately 100 residents.
With strong historical connections to the timber, agricultural and railway industries, the hamlet retains a collection of historic buildings, many lovingly restored by local residents.
Located just 7km (approximately 7 minutes) south of the historic Southern Midlands township of Oatlands via Tunnack Road, Parattah offers the appeal of peaceful rural living while maintaining convenient access to local services and amenities. Hobart is also within commuting distance for those travelling south for work or leisure.
An affordable opportunity to enjoy a simpler country lifestyle, with space to grow, room to tinker and the comforts of a welcoming country home, feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group to arrange an inspection or attend one of the open for inspections.
Howell Property Group has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.
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