7 Charles Street Cressy

Positioned within the heart of Cressy's township, this expansive 1,974sqm parcel of flat land (approximately 0.49 acres) offers space, flexibility and genuine potential in one of Northern Tasmania's most community-minded country towns. Set behind secure fencing and a gated entrance, the block is already well defined and ready for its next chapter. Fully fenced on all boundaries, it provides both privacy and practicality, ideal for those planning to build, store, landscape or simply hold for the future. The land itself is level and generous in scale, allowing ample room for a substantial home, additional shedding, gardens or outdoor living zones (STCA). A shed is already positioned onsite, adding immediate functionality for storage, hobbies or use during the building process. With its wide proportions and deep footprint, this is a block that truly gives you options. Importantly, the property benefits from access to all town services, including water and sewerage, offering confidence and convenience when planning your build. Charles Street sits comfortably within walking distance of Cressy's town centre, while still enjoying a quiet, established residential setting. From here, daily essentials are within easy reach, including the Cressy IGA supermarket, recreation ground, swimming pool and Cressy District High School. Launceston CBD is approximately 30 minutes away, making commuting entirely manageable while still enjoying the pace and openness of country living. Cressy is well regarded for its strong sense of community, wide streets and surrounding agricultural landscape. Known as Tasmania's Trout Capital, it offers a relaxed rural lifestyle framed by productive farmland, big skies and a genuine connection to place. Whether you are ready to build now or secure land for the future, 7 Charles Street offers space, practicality and the opportunity to shape something entirely your own. Please note that this listing includes third-party information intended for potential buyers, and Harrison Agents Launceston cannot guarantee its accuracy.