4078 Bruny Island Main Road

South Bruny TAS 7150

It sits on more than an acre of fenced pasture, with a new roadside fence for privacy and plenty of space for a productive vegetable garden, chickens and a bee hive.

There are two access points, one from the main road and one from a quiet cul de sac.

The position is impressive, with short and easy access via a reserve to the shores of Sunset Bay.

The location is convenient, within walking distance or a two-minute drive of Alonnah's primary school, general store, hotel, chemist and medical centre; it's just thirty minutes to the ferry and twenty to Adventure Bay.

And to cap it off, the two classic Australian farm outbuildings have huge potential for future development.

With its north-westerly aspect, the house has all-day sunshine and the sunsets are spectacular. There are views over the D'Entrecasteaux Channel to Satellite Island, the mouth of the Huon River and Hartz Peak on the horizon.

In the Fairview' homestead, a large wood heater warms the open-plan living/dining/kitchen area, with recently-rendered walls finished in crisp white paint. Sunlight floods in through floor-to-ceiling windows and glass sliders, which open to the covered veranda. There are water views from the living area and main bedroom. The bright, practical kitchen, bathroom and separate laundry have tiled floors. There's plenty of storage space in the kitchen and laundry and the two inside bedrooms are carpeted with full-height built-in robes. The third bedroom, with its own sink and toilet, is in a convenient and practical adjacent sleepout.

The farm sheds have their own interesting stories. The workshop/machinery shed, with adjacent stockyard and loading ramp, was the original property's apple-packing and onion-drying shed. The larger outbuilding was relocated from the historic North Bruny Quarantine Station. It includes a two-stand shearing shed (with home-made wool classing table) and has several roomy additional spaces. The homestead and the outbuildings all have abundant rainwater storage, and with such a large roof area for catchment, the tanks fill quickly, even after light rain.

The view from the western end of the larger outbuilding is magnificent. With the appropriate planning and approvals, this building could be transformed into whatever your imagination can conjure up - boutique visitor accommodation, a long-term rental property, an artist's studio/gallery, a craft brewery, a bistro/caf/wine bar, a retail outlet with consistent passing trade, even a backpacker hostel.

With its combination of unique and practical features, as well as its strong potential for income generation, Fairview' is an outstanding example of real estate on Bruny Island and is well worth your inspection.

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