44 Beasleys Road, Frankford TAS 7275

Property Details: • Type: Vacant Land

• Bedrooms: 0 • Bathrooms: 0

Description: This breathtaking 34,669sqm (approx. 8.5 acres) parcel of quality land is set in a sunny rural location on a peaceful no-through road, offering an exceptional opportunity to create your dream countryside escape (STCA). It's the perfect canvas for a self-sustaining lifestyle or off-grid hobby farm. Think polytunnels, horse stables, chicken pens and more, with possibilities limited only by your imagination. Zoned Rural, the property is thoughtfully established with existing fencing, mains power readily available to be connected, and a charming wooden barn set on a concrete slab. The land itself is a picturesque blend of flat and gently undulating terrain, providing an ideal balance of open, cleared spaces softened by native bush and established trees, giving you endless flexibility for future plans. With permanent water supplied by spring-fed creeks and a spring-fed dam, this acreage is perfectly suited for raising livestock, grazing horses, or cultivating an abundant veggie garden. Everything you need is here, ready for you to transform into your own private sanctuary. Conveniently positioned between Launceston and Devonport, you'll enjoy peaceful rural seclusion while remaining just 3540 minutes from either city. The vibrant township of Exeter is less than 15 minutes away, offering schools, doctors, supermarkets, a hardware store, bakery, cafés, a local pub and more. And, of course, you'll be perfectly placed to explore and enjoy the renowned wineries of the Tamar Valley. This is a rare opportunity to secure stunning, sunny acreage on a quiet no-through road and craft the lifestyle you've been dreaming of. Contact us today to arrange your inspection *Peter Lees Real Estate has used a variety of sources to obtain information relating to this property. We believe all are reliable sources and have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, however we cannot guarantee it. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries. Boundary lines are indicative only.