131 Elderslie Road, Brighton, TAS 7030

Set in a private position on approx 50 acres, this weatherboard home has so much to offer! Relocated to its current position in 1997 it started life as an administrative building/house for ANM Paper in the 1960s. In need of some upgrades, the home is perfectly livable now and has been rented for some time and now awaits new owners to breathe new life into it and make it home. Built with Tasmanian timber, the bones are there to transform this into a modern family home!

The home enjoys fabulous views across the River Derwent to Mount Wellington and enjoys enviable privacy just a 5 minute drive to the Brighton shopping strip.

The home features a huge living room with a wood heater, three good sized bedrooms, small sunroom, bathroom with separate toilet and central kitchen as well as a full length deck to take in those views. There is a single lock up garage adjacent to the home and the home is on town water.

The majority of the land is fenced paddocks and has been used to run some cattle or harvest hay over the years.

If you are looking for your own slice of paradise on the rural fringe yet within minutes to shops, schools and services then 131 Elderslie Road is well worth your attention.

Contact Matt Carne for further details.

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