Farm For Sale - TAS - Epping Forest - 7211 - Gorgeous Home With Long History as a Bed & Breakfast (Image 2)

23 Barton Road Epping Forest TAS 7211

For Sale $549,000-$599,000

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Property Type Other (Rural)
Land area approx 6703sqm
Floor area approx 180sqm
Region Midlands
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Tags: Flowers Orchard

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Gorgeous Home With Long History as a Bed & Breakfast

New to the market in the tightly held community of Epping Forest, is this property with its rich history.

This property comes with spacious rooms, including a sunroom that provides access to the backyard, and each bedroom has its own ensuite, while the master room also has an office which could be adapted to use as a walk-in robe.

The property is perfectly set up if you want to carry on utilising the property as a B&B or for those multi generational families wanting their own space and privacy.

Avid gardeners have the opportunity to exercise their green thumb with well- established fruit trees and blossoming flowers as we come into spring.

Epping Forest is a 30 minute drive to the Launceston CBD and 15 minutes to Campbell Town. Having been built in the 1920's and once being the local store, it also has a long history of being quite a productive B&B. Ideally located only a short drive away from the race track and on the main highway between Hobart and Launceston.

This house has been well loved over the years and it's just waiting for a family to call it home. For your own private viewing call Peter Lees Real Estate today

*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.

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