This generous 1,543sqm parcel enjoys a coveted north-facing aspect and a peaceful position in a quiet no-through road, just 100 metres from the pristine sands of Nebraska Beach. With direct beach access via Florence Road, this rare offering delivers the perfect balance of coastal tranquillity and lifestyle convenience.
Extensive due diligence has already been completed, providing a seamless pathway to future residential development. Boundary pegs are marked, detailed topographical contours surveyed, significant vegetation documented, and comprehensive geotechnical and landslip assessments finalised, with a Bushfire Assessment Level (BAL) report currently in progress. Onsite investigations have also been undertaken for septic design and optimal building orientation, ensuring the land is genuinely development ready.
Adding immediate functionality, the property includes a brand-new 3 A- 3 metre shed, privately fenced and ideal for secure storage, weekend use, or as a practical base while planning and developing the site. An original, classic boat shed further enhances the offering, providing additional storage and a charming nod to the area's maritime heritage.
Imagine waking to views across the shimmering D'Entrecasteaux Channel toward the Tinderbox Hills and Bay, spending afternoons fishing or boating with the local boat ramp and jetty just minutes away and unwinding in the evenings in this peaceful seaside setting.
Located just an hour's scenic drive from Hobart followed by a short 10-minute ferry crossing, this block offers both accessibility and escape. It presents a rare opportunity to secure land in one of Bruny Island's most tightly held and picturesque coastal pockets, where natural beauty, privacy, and a slower way of life come together.
Move beyond expectation and into a hidden yet accessible paradise. Contact Laureen Wood, an island resident, and local real estate expert on 0409 680 822 today to arrange your inspection and take the first step toward building your dream by the sea.
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