This A-Frame Colorbond™ cabin presents as an ideal property to secure and take advantage of the world-class trout fishing on offer at Arthurs Lake and nearby Central Highlands lakes or a gateway to escape to embrace the Tasmanian bushland.
The property features the following:
Two comfortable bedrooms; space for the double mattresses in both rooms and build-in wardrobe finished-off in one of the bedrooms.
Open plan living and kitchen area with a free-standing combustion stove/fireplace to keep the new owners warm during a Highlands winter.
Practical L-shaped kitchen offering easy and efficient workspace for the storage of appliances or preparing the 'catch of the day' after a day on the water.
Formal dining space with direct outdoor space.
Bathroom with shower and laundry combined.
Attic/loft; ideal as a third bedroom or storage space.
Timber deck with an enclosed woodshed/BBQ area with views towards Tea-Tree Bay.
Connected to septic sewerage and above ground storage tanks. Surrounded by established shacks within the community. A flat 0.2176ha (half an acre) allotment with scope to construct a garage to store the boat during the off-season.
Only a short drive to Tea-Tree Bay boat launching ramp or 10 minutes to the Arthurs Dam launching ramp.
Arthurs Lake comprises a mix of holiday makers venturing inland for the trout fishing season and permanent residents who live around Flinstone, Wilburville and Morass Bay Villages. Arthurs Lake is a man-made reservoir created in the 1920s by the Hydro-Electric Commission of Tasmania dammed Upper Lake River, Blue Lake, Sand Lake and Morass Marsh. The Arthurs Lake community are serviced with the general store/service station, which is only a short drive from this property. The Central Highlands is world-renowned for trout fishing, and 18 Wilburville Road is only a short drive to the following lakes:
Great Lake (Miena): 19 minutes (23 km)
Woods Lake: 40 minutes (19 km)
Bradys Lake/Bronte Park: 50 minutes (68 km)
Lake Sorell: 50 minutes (42.5km)
Only an hour and 10mins from Launceston CBD and Launceston Airport, it could quite easily become your trout fishing base for chasing the elusive trout in the Central Highlands.

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Council Rates: $769 p/y approx.
Year Built: 2010
Land Size: 0.2176sqm (0.5377 acre) approx.
Building Size: 75m2 (8.07 Squares) approx.
Roof Material: Colorbond™.
Wall Material: Colorbond™.
Zoning: 12.0 Low-Density Residential
Council: Central Highlands Council. Property ID: #TNM6278