31 Bedford Street

Campbell Town TAS 7210

- Open plan living/kitchenette with a free-standing Saxon woodfire.
- Kitchenette comes complete with a Westinghouse Oven and Fridge.
- Modern bathroom with large shower recess.
- Utility/storage room.
- Laundry cupboard with an LG washing machine.
- Freshly painted throughout.
- Quality carpet.
- Lock up storage shed and open single carport.
- Connected to town services
- 66 square meters (7.10 sqm) floor space
Set on a deep 1194 sqm secure parcel of land, with plenty of scope for developing a country garden if desired.
Campbell Town or commonly known as the 'Heart of Tasmania', is the hub of the central midlands area and features an in addition to the conveniences such as the district school, medical and aged care facilities, Service Tasmania, Commonwealth Bank, IGA Supermarket and rural merchandise outlets.
Campbell Town is only a leisurely 40 minutes' drive south of Launceston and 1hr 20 north of Hobart and is a major stop-over for locals and tourists alike to stretch their legs, re-fuel, and commute along the Midland Highway.
31 Bedford Street is a low maintenance restored character cottage in the thriving Midlands township of Campbell Town. To arrange a private inspection or attend one of the advertised open for inspection, feel to contact Nick Hay at Harcourts Northern Midlands.
If you cannot view the property, we are kindly offering virtual inspections. At this time, if there is anything that we can do to assist with making your buying experience, please let us know.
Facts:
Council Rates: $TBA p/y approx.
Water Rates: $240 p/q approx.
Year Built: 1950
Land Size: 0.1194 Ha (0.295 acre) approx.
Building Size:
House: 66m2 (7.10 squares) approx.
Roof Materials: Galvanised Iron.
Wall Materials: Weatherboard
Zoning: 10.0 General Residential.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
Rental Estimate: $370-$390 per week.
The information contained herein has been supplied to us, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.