Nestled amidst the tranquil beauty of Goulds Country, this solid brick country home at 27235 Tasman Hwy offers an idyllic rural lifestyle perfect for retirees, a young family or really anyone seeking space and serenity. Set on a generous 7.07 hectares of lush Tasmanian land, this property promises the charm of the countryside coupled with the convenience of being just 15 minutes from St Helens.Upon entering this delightful home, you'll be captivated by the warmth of the timber feature ceiling that extends from the spacious lounge through to the country kitchen, exuding rustic elegance. The kitchen, a heartwarming space, invites memorable family meals, while a separate dining area provides a setting for more formal occasions. With three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, the layout of this home accommodates both rest and gathering with ease.Outdoors, the property boasts an impressive 90 cider-apple trees, adding to the allure for those with a penchant for horticulture or the crafting of home brews. The one-acre pond and bordering the picturesque Groom River enhance the scenic vista, while the two fenced paddocks are ready for livestock or further agricultural ventures. For those with green fingers, the covered raised veggie beds and numerous fruit trees offer a year-round bounty.The practicalities of rural living are well-catered for with multiple sheds providing ample storage and workspace. Parking is a non-issue with space for up to six vehicles.For those dreaming of a pastoral retreat without sacrificing convenience, this property is a rare find. It’s an opportunity to embrace the peaceful rhythm of acreage life, with all the essentials for a self-sufficient and fulfilling lifestyle.For your chance to view this lovely property, call me today for your private inspection.For your chance to view this lovely property, call me today for your private inspection. Rates $1836 approximately.
A quietly well-resolved country house that reads as a custom rural build rather than a volume-produced home — notable for its consistent timber joinery, slatted timber ceilings and strong indoor–outdoor verandah connection. It has character and good craft details but is not architecturally groundbreaking or historically significant in the broader context.
Key Architectural Features
wide covered verandah/porchtimber slatted ceiling with exposed beamsexposed masonry/block interior wallswood-burning stovebuilt-in timber shelving and joinerytimber-framed large windows and doorssingle-storey rural siting with pond/creek nearbysolar panels on rooftimber kitchen cabinetry and islandestablished gardens and open lawn
