33 Tully Street, St Helens, TAS 7216

This charming property located just minutes away from St Helens CBD in Tasmania, with its gorgeous exposed brick interior walls, insulated design, and high ceilings adorned with exposed beams, it offers a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. The under-cover outdoor entertaining area and low-maintenance gardens create inviting spaces for relaxation and gatherings.

Inside, the updated kitchen boasts a large pantry and Euro appliances, making meal preparation a breeze. The 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, along with an additional separate toilet, provide ample space for residents and guests. The mix of carpets and hard flooring adds both cosiness and practicality.

For climate control, the house features a reverse cycle system for convenience and a wood heater, perfect for creating a cosy ambiance during chilly winter days. The property's presentation is described as beautiful, and its location is excellent, offering easy access to St Helens' amenities and just minutes from the beach, overlooking Georges Bay.

St Helens itself is hailed as the "Jewel of Tasmania's North-East," offering a perfect base for exploring the natural wonders of Tasmania's spectacular north-east coast. From the famous Bay of Fires to St Helens Point Conservation Area and Binalong Bay, there's no shortage of stunning landscapes to discover. And for those interested in local culture and cuisine, the town's shops, galleries, cafes, and restaurants provide plenty of opportunities to savour the region's food and wine offerings.

With its combination of comfortable living spaces, convenient amenities, and access to Tasmania's natural beauty, this property in St Helens promises an idyllic lifestyle for its residents.

*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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