15/378 Marlborough Road, Bronte Park, TAS, 7140

SoldAug 4, 2025

15/378 Marlborough Road, Bronte Park, TAS, 7140

$175,000

100 m²

3594 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Aug 4, 2025

What's around 15/378 Marlborough Road

Central Highlands Getaway/Investment… 3594m2 allotment!

Bronte Park is approximately a 2 hour drive from both Hobart and Launceston and about 15 minutes from Bradys Lake. If you have been contemplating a wilderness retreat, here is your chance to secure an affordable property. World class fly fishing on your doorstep! Close by, there is a good selection of restaurants. Tarraleah Village is just 15 minutes away with the Derwent Bridge Hotel a 30 minute drive. Miena has dining facilities at two hotels , also in the vicinity. Constructed in the 1940s, the cottage has a cosy feel upon entry. There are 3 double bedrooms and a spacious laundry/mudroom/storeroom in addition to the bathroom which includes a bathtub. It should be noted that the property is being offered with furniture included in the sale on 'a walk in walk out' basis, with short stay accommodation permitted and Airbnb and or long term rental in demand. The entrance hall flows into a spacious living and dining space with a wood heater taking centre stage. The kitchen presents well with modern appliances and bespoke cabinetry . Reverse cycle air conditioning ensures comfort whatever the season, although it is hard to beat the ambience of wood heating. Number 15 enjoys a lovely position in a village like setting…the local food store is a real draw card and an absolute bonus. There is a lovely sense of community here as well, catering to families, retirees or those people looking for a quiet weekend escape! Fabulous storage and carport space is attached with internal access to the house. Bound to suit keen fishing and kayaking enthusiasts as well as bush walkers…being ideally located close to Bronte and Pine Tier Lagoons. Beautiful Bradys Lake is also nearby as are a number of other waterways including Laughing Jack Lagoon and Lake Echo. Recreational boating and camping will also have great appeal. The property is well serviced being an old Hydro Electric Commission village for employees with town water, sewer and power utilities. There may well be the possibility of subdivision subject to Council approval and the convenience of dual access, courtesy of a right of way at the top of the block with less likelihood of impacting on the original dwelling. Grasp this wonderful opportunity to invest in Tasmania's pristine wilderness just over an hour's drive from the outskirts of the Derwent Valley. New Norfolk, the main hub with services and infrastructure servicing the population of the district.