25 Elizabeth Street

Mangana TAS 7214

Situated in the historical gold mining town of Mangana; which is only a leisurely ten minutes' drive from Fingal. 25 Elizabeth Street is a unique package which will provide opportunities for the historian or prospector. The property features a cozy three-bedroom weather board home; the last operating general store and gold mining hut (4*4 meters); said to be dated 1850s. The Mangana general store has been converted into a piano bar and entertainment area by the current owners. The 'old store' features the original 'open' fire places and finishes in the property. The entertainment area has seen plenty of 'good times' and has the potential to be easily converted into a 'afternoon tea rooms' or caf to service the Fingal Valley. The home has an original kitchen area; comfortable living area which is heated by a free standing Saxon wood fire. The bedrooms provide cozy and warmth and bathroom is neat and tidy with a shower. The exterior of the property features a single carport garage, a 12,000 litre poly-water tank which sources water from the nearby Richardson's Creek.
The gold mining hut and original timber built sheds are currently used as storage; with a little 't-l-c'; the hut will be brought back to life. The property is on a flat, fully fenced 4054m2 allotment with access from Elizabeth Street and Rossarden Road. Mangana was reported to be the first sighting and discovery of gold in Tasmanian (1852) and locals are said to say gold can still be discovered in the nearby Richardson's Creek. With views of 'Stacks Bluff' and Ben Lomond National Park from the kitchen window of 25 Elizabeth Street; this property has the potential for or historical tourist venture, 'afternoon tea room' facility or renovation project in the peaceful Fingal Valley. List of extensive list chattels can be view on request.
Note: The sawmill and additional 'breaking down' bench; pictured in the listing of this property isn't included in the sale of this property.