144 High Street, Campbell Town, TAS 7210

Auction Details: Friday 7th Match. 12.30pm. Howell Property Group Office: Level 2/97a York Street Launceston.

Note: This property is prone flooding from the nearby Elizabeth River and isn't suitable for any residential development under the current planning scheme by the Northern Midlands Council.

Centrally located on the southern side of the Elizabeth River in the Midlands township of Campbell Town, this 1.772 ha (4.37 acre) property is an affordable hobby farm for the budding 'man on the land'.

Neighbouring a tributary creek, this partly fenced holding has previously been used for fattening lambs and growing winter cereal feed in the fertile soil base. The property currently offers a good grass cover and will be ideal for baling of summer fodder.

Campbell Town is the hub of the central midlands area and features several artisan and antique stores in addition to the conveniences of a district school, medical and aged care facilities, Service Tasmania, Commonwealth Bank, IGA Supermarket and rural merchandise outlets.

In a short time, Campbell Town and the central midlands area have quickly become an affordable option for families, 'first-home buyers or the 'tree changer' seeking a more relaxed lifestyle. Campbell Town is a leisurely 40 minutes' drive south of Launceston and 1hr 20 north of Hobart.

For an affordable grazing block in the 'Heart of Tasmania', feel free to contact the team at Howell Property Group for a copy of the auction conditions or to register your interest.

Council Rates: $TBA per year. Northern Midlands Council

Land Size: 1.772 Ha. (4.37 acre)

Zoning:19.0 Open Space.

Council: Northern Midlands Council.

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The information contained herein has been supplied to us, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy; however, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.