Welcome to 'Glyndon'. Nestled in the Tamar Valley, this Californian Bungalow was designed in 1943 by well-respected architects East, Roy Smith and Willing, of Holyman House Launceston.
The home radiates a warm character feel and is waiting for new owners to call it their own. Very spacious, it offers 3 really large bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes, a country kitchen with gas cook-top, dishwasher and a butler's pantry to stock up all the goodies. The house has an internal wood room with an external door for loading wood from the outside. There are two wood heaters, one is in the separate dining room which flows into a lovely sun-room. The large lounge room has a 2nd wood heater with a heat transfer system to all three bedrooms. There aren't any small rooms in this house - even the bathroom is spacious and offers a separate shower, bath and vanity. Plenty of storage cupboards are built-in the hallway and there is more space in the attic.
The land offers numerous outbuildings, including stables, workshop with 3 phase power, chook yard and a large enclosed veggie garden with raised beds. No need to buy wood as there is at least 10-15 years supply on the property for you to cut. There are a couple of rainwater tanks for the gardens, 3 dams in total supply the water for the horses or a few cows or sheep whilst the home is on town water.
Zoned Rural Resource, this is a fabulous opportunity to live in quiet comfort whilst being an easy commute to schools, shops and conveniences. Located on the wine route, both Holm Oak and Iron Pot Bay vineyards are nearby and Lavender House the Perfumery is just up the road.
For your private inspection, call Robert Anderson or Deb Billing at Ray White Launceston, today.
