LOT 2/49 Bruny Island Main Road, Dennes Point, TAS 7150

These two sunny residential blocks are ideally suited to low-maintenance seaside living. Each parcel is approximately 500sqm and the next lucky owner could secure one or both to enjoy all that North Bruny Island has to offer!

Both blocks are on the high side of a sealed section of road with power running straight past and enjoy water and mountain views to the north and west.

This is a remarkable opportunity for entry into the popular seaside village of Dennes Point and only a short walk from one of Bruny Islands' most popular beaches.

The area is known for its breathtaking scenery and pristine beaches, and properties are tightly held in this precinct.

These parcels are elevated from the road allowing for far-reaching and stunning views across D'Entrecasteaux Channel towards South Arm and Tinderbox and this north-easterly aspect features the iconic and often snow-capped kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

The parcels incorporate some cleared space with natural bush and are bordered by a large acreage from the rear offering privacy from the southern boundary.

This is a wonderful opportunity to secure land within a short walk from the village centre. Only a few minutes away are the caf? and restaurant, gallery, community hall, jetty, and boat ramps.

This dreamy spot with its sandy beaches is perfect for swimming, kayaking, and boating, and has excellent fishing.

The location is only a little over an hour's driving time from Hobart city, and the scenic drive includes a very enjoyable 10-minute ferry trip. With ferries departing every 20 minutes this is a great spot to holiday or call home!

If the idea of living within a welcoming and supportive community surrounded by water appeals, then these properties are a must-see. Both parcels are an ideal investment, don't wait to contact Laureen Wood, also an Island resident.

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.