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Farm Sold - TAS - Campbell Town - 7210 - Build Some New History

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141 High Street, Campbell Town TAS 7210

Sold $150,000

Property Type

Residential Block

Land area approx

4148sqm

Region

Midlands

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Campbell Town141 High Street
4148sqm
Residential Block
Sold $150,000

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Build Some New History

Campbell Town was established in approx 1821 along the Midland Highway and is an important part of the Northern Midlands history. Now is an opportunity to build your own piece of history in the hub of the township. This allotment is approx 4,148m² and has a zoning of General Residential. Situated in a Heritage Precinct is a bonus as you know that newly constructed homes must be built in a way that is in fitting with other surrounding properties keeping its original charm. All improvements to the property are always subject to approvals from the local Council.