7 Stephensdale Drive, Riverside, TAS, 7250

SoldSep 7, 2015

7 Stephensdale Drive, Riverside, TAS, 7250

$455,000

156 m²

1.06 ha.

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Sep 7, 2015

What's around 7 Stephensdale Drive

Your Lifestyle Change Awaits

With a tree change in your heart but responsibilities in the urban sprawl, it may feel impossible to make the two reconcile. That is until you arrive at 7 Stephensdale Drive where location and lifestyle merge seamlessly. With relaxing semirural life at your doorstep and easy access to town, this home is nestled high so it gathers a fantastic outlook towards the mountains and Tamar River Perched upon its own private 1.06Ha block, this home offers a plenitude of style. From the welcoming front foyer, to the formal and informal living with gas fire, air conditioning and high ceilings, this home's unique architectural features shine throughout. Offering 4 bedrooms, including main with ensuite and WIR, updated main bathroom, separate toilet, solid timber doors, feature timber panelling, large kitchen and the expansive deck with mountain views. Additional highlights include large double garage with workshop and third toilet, remote frond gates and I drive in and out driveway. No comfort has been spared and no hesitation is required. Viewing is sure to impress, so plan your inspection today. - 4 bedrooms, two bathroom, 3 toilets - Bright, open plan living and formal lounge/dining - Stylish family bathroom - Large kitchen with adjoining entertaining deck - Large double garage with remote door plus workshop and toilet - Single carport and garden sheds. Water Rates; $720 Council Rate: $1958 Built: 1985 Sims for Property Winner of Best Small Agency of the Year - REIT Awards for Excellence

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over 10 years ago

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Minimalistic but most effective!

Richard Sims is a very smart operator. I'm most impressed with his minimalistic approach to office needs and his creative approach to generating leads. I hate to see money wasted in ostentatious and unnecesary display. None of the above should take away from his skill in negotiating a simple settlement between buyer and seller. I came away from our contract negotiations feeling that the needs of both buyer and seller had been recognised and accomodated. To date this has been one of the least painful exercises in real estate in which I have been involved. I must compliement Richard for this achievement. There are many mainland agencies who could learn much from his approach.

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