Set amongst the rugged beauty of Tasmania's high country, 2A Schell Street, Rossarden offers the opportunity to secure a 580m² block with beautiful views towards the iconic Stacks Bluff.
Here, the pace is slower, the air is crisp and the surrounding countryside is home to abundant wildlife, with deer regularly roaming freely through the township and surrounding bushland.
The block also has a wonderful connection to the local community. Positioned opposite the village park, playground and community BBQ area, it offers an inviting outlook and a relaxed setting - a particularly appealing feature for families or those wanting to enjoy the outdoors right on their doorstep.
Adding to the property's character is its place in Rossarden's history. The block was once home to the Rossarden Ambulance Station, which operated from the 1950s through to the 1970s, providing a tangible connection to the township's former mining-community days.
Today, the site presents an opportunity to create something of your own. Water is available for connection, and the property is zoned Rural, with development subject to the relevant planning requirements and approvals.
Rossarden is approximately 19 km from Avoca and 54 km from Campbell Town, providing access to local services and the Midland Highway while retaining the peaceful, remote atmosphere that makes this part of Tasmania so appealing.
Property Highlights
580m² block
Beautiful views towards Stacks Bluff
Water available for connection
Rural zoning
Former site of the Rossarden Ambulance Station (1950s–1970s)
Opposite the village park, playground and community BBQ area
Deer roaming freely through the township and surrounding countryside
Crisp, clean mountain air
Peaceful high-country setting
Approximately 19 km to Avoca
Approximately 54 km to Campbell Town
Close to the spectacular Ben Lomond high country
Whether you're looking to build a permanent home, a weekend retreat or simply secure your own piece of Tasmania, 2A Schell Street offers a rare combination of history, natural beauty, community and opportunity.
