Lot 1 Lennon Road, North Bruny, TAS 7150

Discover the allure of Bruny Island, a dream destination in Tasmania renowned for its magical scenery, clean air, and pristine channel waters. This 2.51ha lifestyle property, located just 3km from the Roberts Point ferry terminal offers a generous blank canvas with approximately 200m of road frontage. As one of Tasmania's most popular holiday destinations, Bruny Island is a coveted locale where many aspire to live!

Boasting a north-facing, sunny aspect, more than six acres enjoys sweeping views of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, extending all the way to Northwest Bay and Kunanyi (Mount Wellington). The expansive vista encompasses Barnes Bay and Lodge Bay, and for those who sail, it's just minutes from a sheltered anchorage in Sykes Cove.

Nestled against Roberts Hill and surrounded by substantial properties, this peaceful haven offers an idyllic setting to capitalize on Bruny Island's ever-growing tourism industry.

Ready for an adventure and seeking a great business opportunity? This property includes architecturally designed concept plans for a unique living experience with potential income from visitor accommodation. The prime location is perfect for exploring both North and South Bruny Island, offering a postcard setting conveniently close to the ferry.

With an established and gated entrance, fencing, and a shipping container already on-site, the property is well-prepared for development. Recent surveys and soil testing have been completed, allowing for a smooth transition to building your dream retreat.

Sparkling waters across the road and captivating views make this acreage an ideal spot for a serene coastal lifestyle. Enjoy easy access to Bruny Island's many beaches and natural wonders. This extraordinary opportunity is a true slice of paradise, where you can create a peaceful retreat and tap into the lucrative tourism market.

For more information, contact Laureen Wood, an island resident and real estate expert in the area.

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.