Positioned in the heart of the historic Hamilton township, this beautifully level allotment of just under 900sqm offers the perfect canvas for your new home, weekend getaway, or next investment project.
With gated access directly onto Franklin Place, the property sits adjacent to a peaceful nature strip, offering lovely country views to the rear. The block already features a scattering of established trees, including some mature fruit trees and boasts the rich volcanic soil the region is famous for.. Ideal for the avid gardener.
Property Highlights:
• Size & Topography: A generous, level block of just under 900sqm approx.
• Services: Mains water and sewer are located close by, ready for connection.
• Aspect: Fronting the Hamilton Community Centre and Native Plant Nursery, with pleasant rural vistas at the back.
• Access: Secure, gated entry via Franklin Place.
The Location:
Established on the River Clyde in the 1820s, Hamilton was a bustling, important township by 1836, complete with its own brewery, mills, and historic coaching inns. Today, it has evolved into a tranquil country hamlet, celebrated for its beautifully preserved heritage, the popular Aunty V’s Caf, and the renowned 1826 Bar & Bistro at the historic Hamilton Inn.
Enjoy the ultimate rural lifestyle while remaining well-connected:
• 10 minutes to Ouse (featuring a well-stocked IGA).
• 25 minutes to the major regional hub of New Norfolk.
• Approximately 1 hour's drive to Hobart, making it an achievable commute or a perfect weekend escape.
Whether you're looking to build your dream home or secure a solid piece of the booming Derwent Valley market, this level, serviced allotment represents incredible value.
For further information or to request the contract documents, please contact Nick Emery on 0439 554 623.
Disclaimer: LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property has taken all reasonable care in preparing this information and believes it to be accurate; however, we accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and refer to the contract documents to verify all details.
