7 Meredith Springs Road Rooms, Miena TAS

Skip to main content Menu Home Our Story Our People Selling Management Buying Renting Join Us Search Search Buying Renting Commercial Leasing see gallery Previous Next Land 7 Meredith Springs RoadMiena 7030 Positioned in a peaceful cul-de-sac in the heart of Miena, this generous 2,038m² (approximately half an acre) parcel of land presents an exceptional opportunity to build your dream holiday retreat, permanent residence, or investment in one of Tasmania’s most iconic highland destinations. Enjoying a level building envelope, the property offers the convenience of overhead power available for connection, along with mobile and internet coverage, making it ready for your future plans. Perfectly positioned for those who love the outdoors, you’ll be just a 500-metre stroll to the Miena Hotel and Central Highlands Lodge, while the Swan Bay boat ramp on Great Lake is only 2Klm’s away, placing world-class trout fishing, boating and water sports almost at your doorstep. Whether you’re chasing trophy trout, exploring Tasmania’s spectacular wilderness, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from city life, Miena offers a lifestyle unlike anywhere else. Surrounded by renowned fishing destinations including Great Lake, Arthurs Lake, Little Pine Lagoon and Penstock Lagoon, this is a location celebrated by anglers from around the world. With its rich history, stunning alpine landscapes and welcoming community, this is your chance to secure an affordable slice of Tasmania’s Central Highlands and create something truly special. The Facts • Approx. 2,038m² (0.2038ha / 0.503 acre) allotment • Quiet cul-de-sac location • Near level block • Overhead power available for connection • Mobile and internet coverage available • 500m to the Miena Hotel/Central Highlands Lodge • 2km to Swan Bay Boat Ramp on Great Lake • Zoning: Low Density Residential • Council Rates: Approximately $600 PA • Council: Central Highlands Council • Motivated Vendor • 40 Foot shipping container included Whether you’re building a weekend fishing retreat, a family holiday home or your forever escape, opportunities like this in the heart of Tasmania’s renowned trout fishing country are becoming increasingly rare.