Lot 4 Bruny Island Main Road (Off Blyth Parade), Great Bay TAS 7150

Nestled within a stunning coastal setting on Bruny Island, Tasmania, this generous 4,115sqm north-facing residential parcel of land offers an exceptional opportunity for those seeking a tranquil seaside retreat. Located just a short stroll from the pristine Great Bay Beach, this parcel boasts an enviable position adjacent to a large farm, ensuring forever unobstructed views of the picturesque rural surroundings!

Accessed from a quality sealed road, the property is conveniently situated within a welcoming community pocket, just a 10-minute drive from the ferry service, making it easily accessible for both permanent residents and weekend visitors.

The north-facing aspect offers an abundance of natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere for a dream home or a spacious weekender. With some recent clearing and surveying the parcel provides the perfect canvas for designing and building a coastal retreat that would capture the essence of beachside living.

Whether you choose to camp and enjoy the land immediately or embark on a construction project, the possibilities for creating an idyllic coastal lifestyle are boundless.

In addition to being only minutes from a pristine beach, it's a short walk to artisan boutique island produce, allowing indulgence in the finest local delicacies and to be immersed in the island's unique culinary offerings.

For those seeking adventure, the surfing beach at the Neck, located just a few minutes' drive away, presents an opportunity to ride the waves and experience the thrill of Tasmania's renowned surf scene. Whether you desire a tranquil escape or an active coastal lifestyle, this exceptional title delivers on all fronts, ensuring a harmonious balance of relaxation and recreation.

Contact Laureen Wood, also an island resident for further information.

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.