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$135,000
Nick Hay Harcourts Northern Midlands
Set within the historical precinct of Ross, 17 High Street is ripe for constructing your dream home and calling the Midlands home. The property offers a timber fenced flat 0.1026ha (0.253 acre) block set upon the corner of High and Bond Street with driveway access from Bond Street.
Two co-joined Garden Sheds 100 litre water tank and Kooee Slider Campervan provide an accommodation base and storage option of building material during the construction upon the property. A landscape garden and raised building pad have been established around a century-old oak tree. Town services (water and sewerage) are connected. The property is zoned 'General Residential' within a 'Heritage Precinct' by the Northern Midlands Council planning scheme.
17 High Street is within walking distance to the Church Street precinct of Ross, Ross Bridge, Man 'O' Ross Hotel and the Tasmanian Wool Centre. Steeped in the history of convict past, the charming township of Ross attracts tourists and locals alike to experience following a walk along the banks of Macquarie River and/or enjoy a pie from the famous Scallop Pie bakery.
Ross is only a short seven-minute drive north to Campbell Town and is a leisurely 50 minutes' drive from Launceston. The public transport services from Launceston to Hobart pass through Ross daily.
To express your interest in this building allotment in the historic Midlands township of Ross, feel free to contact the listing agent Nick Hay at Harcourts Northern Midlands.
Council Rates: $TBA p/y approx. Northern Midlands Council.
Land Size: 0.1026 Ha (0.253 acre) approx.
Zoning: 10.0 General Residential.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
If you are unable to 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.
Property ID: #TNM6324
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Sold Property
Set within the historical precinct of Ross, 17 High Street is ripe for constructing your dream home and calling the Midlands home. The property offers a timber fenced flat 0.1026ha (0.253 acre) block set upon the corner of High and Bond Street with driveway access from Bond Street.
Two co-joined Garden Sheds 100 litre water tank and Kooee Slider Campervan provide an accommodation base and storage option of building material during the construction upon the property. A landscape garden and raised building pad have been established around a century-old oak tree. Town services (water and sewerage) are connected. The property is zoned 'General Residential' within a 'Heritage Precinct' by the Northern Midlands Council planning scheme.
17 High Street is within walking distance to the Church Street precinct of Ross, Ross Bridge, Man 'O' Ross Hotel and the Tasmanian Wool Centre. Steeped in the history of convict past, the charming township of Ross attracts tourists and locals alike to experience following a walk along the banks of Macquarie River and/or enjoy a pie from the famous Scallop Pie bakery.
Ross is only a short seven-minute drive north to Campbell Town and is a leisurely 50 minutes' drive from Launceston. The public transport services from Launceston to Hobart pass through Ross daily.
To express your interest in this building allotment in the historic Midlands township of Ross, feel free to contact the listing agent Nick Hay at Harcourts Northern Midlands.
Council Rates: $TBA p/y approx. Northern Midlands Council.
Land Size: 0.1026 Ha (0.253 acre) approx.
Zoning: 10.0 General Residential.
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
If you are unable to 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.
Property ID: #TNM6324
Office Harcourts Northern Midlands
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