141 Bishopsbourne Road

Carrick TAS 7291

An exclusive rural living' zoned subdivision, currently being developed, along the banks of the picturesque Liffey River, having wonderful views of the Western Tiers, only 15 minutes to central Launceston and a short relaxing drive to schools and the shopping precincts of Prospect and Kings Meadows.
Under contract - Lots 4, 5, 7, 14 & 15. With lot sizes varying from .49 hectares up to 4.6 hectares commencing from $150,000 and ranging to offers over $270,000 for the premium riverside lots, there is a lot and location to suit every requirement and every budget. The ground comprises, in the main, gently sloping, well drained pasture with very little rock. The historic township of Carrick is only 17 kilometres from Launceston with the Liffey River passing through the western end of town. There are a number of interesting historic buildings in Carrick, including St Andrews Church (1848), Balmoral (1851), the Old Watchhouse (1837), Carrick Inn (1833, old Plough Inn (1841), old Prince of Wales Hotel (1840), Hawthorn Villa (1875, and the Old Mill House (1867). The Liffey River was originally called the Penny Royal Creek and Carrick was first called Lyttleton. Carrick in the Meander Valley municipality is also the home of Agfest, one of Australia's premier agricultural field days, being held nearby over the first weekend in May each year. Most definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity to establish your dream rural lifestyle, keep a pony, horses, free range hens, you may prefer to relax on the bank of the Liffey and catch a Tasmanian wild brown trout or just live in a beautiful part of Tasmania, on the doorstep of Launceston and all it has to offer.