Discover a rare combination of generous indoor space and expansive outdoor living at 356 Montagu, Smithton. This well-appointed 4-bedroom house occupies 1.401 hectares and offers 163m² of comfortable living, ideal for growing families, tradespeople with gear, or buyers seeking an acreage lifestyle within easy reach of town. Priced from $698,000, this property balances rural privacy with everyday convenience.
Inside, the home features two distinct living areas that create flexible zones for family life, remote work or relaxed entertaining. The master bedroom includes an ensuite, while additional bathroom facilities serve the remaining three bedrooms. Quality floorplan flow and thoughtful proportions mean bedrooms are private yet close to communal spaces.
The outdoor space offers versatility for hobby farming, garden projects, extra vehicles, trailers, boats or a future shed. Vehicle accommodation is well covered with a single garage, a sheltered carport and four open parking bays — ideal for oversized vehicles, caravans or visiting guests. Mature landscaping and open paddock areas provide a peaceful backdrop while still allowing room to further enhance or develop the property.
Location is a standout feature — just minutes from Smithton’s town centre, schools, shops and coastal attractions, ensuring convenience for daily living, commuting and weekend exploring. For investors, the generous land size, adaptable layout and proximity to local amenities create strong potential for long-term rental, short-stay accommodation or multi-use income opportunities.
Whether you’re seeking a family home with room to grow, a practical base for work and lifestyle, or an investment with enduring appeal, this Montagu property delivers. Contact us today to arrange a private inspection and discover the full potential of 356 Montagu Road. -Chook run space on the side of the house with kitchen windows.
-Fenced off veggie patch - we will be taking the shallow raised beds, but the other 5 deeper beds are staying.
-2 years of firewood in the front paddock.
-Specialty wood in house - a lot of native timbers, such as myrtle and blackwood, as well as tas. oak. The pole is an oyster bay pine from Coles Bay.
-The stained glass windows were locally made in Devonport. The larger one is of Cradle Mountain and Dove lake, the smaller one is of local birds- blue wrens.
-The bookshelves are not permanently attached (only with a bracket to stop them from falling over) and we plan to take them both with us - UNLESS the new owner would like the larger, angled shelf. We can negotiate to leave that one.
-There is a lovely little track (overgrown at present) from the end of the paddock to the bay.
-fruit trees around the yard - fig, apple, plum, lemon, apricot, walnut, pear.
