Steeped in history and bursting with character, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Tasmania's past while enjoying the comforts and versatility of modern country living. Dating back to the late 1800s, the property once served as the local bakery before becoming the Copping General Store and Post Office. Today, it retains much of its original charm, with beautiful timber floors, high ceilings, traditional fireplaces and inviting living spaces that tell a story of generations gone by. Set on approximately 4,554m² of picturesque grounds, the property combines heritage appeal with space, privacy and an abundance of possibilities.
Considerable improvements have been undertaken to enhance the property's comfort and functionality while preserving its character. These include a freshly stripped and painted exterior, upgraded electrical work, roof repairs, updated kitchen cabinetry, built in wardrobes, a substantial solar power system and a new NBN installation completed within the past six months.
Adding another dimension is a separate, fully self-contained one bedroom B&B accommodation, being on the popular tourist route to the peninsula can provide an opportunity for additional income, extended family or visiting guests. A further studio presents potential for another accommodation offering, subject to relevant approvals. With its fascinating history and versatile layout, the property offers exciting possibilities for those seeking a lifestyle property with tourism or hospitality potential.
Outside, the expansive grounds are equally appealing, featuring established flower and vegetable gardens, mature trees, a greenhouse, multiple sheds and an abundance of fruit trees including including a variety of plums and apples, cherries, nectarines, apples, pears and quinces, lending itself to self sufficiency or a cottage industry, of jams and relishes. There is plenty of room for gardening, outdoor entertaining, hobby farming or keeping livestock, including horses with a charming rivulet at the bottom of the property, where wild life abounds.
Despite its peaceful rural setting, convenience is never far away, with the stunning Marion Bay Beach approximately five minutes away, Dunalley with the local primary school just eight minutes away and Sorell around fifteen minutes by car. A school bus stopping directly outside adds further practicality for families. Whether you're searching for a character filled family home, a country retreat, a lifestyle change or a property with multiple income possibilities, this truly unique offering presents an opportunity to create something special in the welcoming Copping community.
• Historic late 1800s home, formerly the local bakery and general store
• Approximately 4,554m² of established gardens and usable land
• Separate, fully self contained one bedroom B&B accommodation
• Additional studio with potential for further guest accommodation (STCA)
• Beautiful original features including timber floors, high ceilings and fireplaces
• Freshly painted exterior, upgraded electrical work and roof repairs
• Updated kitchen cabinetry, built in wardrobes and substantial solar system
• New NBN installation completed within the past six months
• Established fruit trees, greenhouse, sheds and room for livestock or horses
• Approximately 5 minutes to Marion Bay Beach, 8 minutes to Dunalley and 15 minutes to Sorell, with school bus access at the property
Year Built: Late 1800's
Construction: Weatherboard
Roof: Galvanised Iron
Tank Water
Annual Council Rates: $2,000 Approx.
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