Potential to Live Off the Grid Totally
Live amongst the canopies of the rainforest like setting on your private oasis. Highly cherished and meticulously cared for and built, we have the honour of presenting to you for the first time ever - 410 Spellmans Road, a simply stunning family home on approx. 23 acres.
A delightful blend of Wattle, Blackwood, Hardwood, Macrocarpa pine and Douglas fir timbers combined within the home, offer you a private oasis in a naturally beautiful setting.
Ideally suited to those buyers seeking a self-sufficient lifestyle with space for the whole family you are approx. 10 minutes from the Wilmot Country Store for general supplies and approx. twenty-five minutes' drive to the nearby towns of Ulverstone and Forth.
Entering the property and venturing along the 160m driveway you will pass two spring fed creeks which flow all year round into six dams, allowing you to take advantage of gravity fed spring water to the home and micro sprayers in the large organic garden enclosure.
Inside the sunny, spacious home you will enjoy the views out to the landscaped surrounds and nearby pond plus the abundance of wildlife that frolic. Two large sun-drenched living areas ready to be enjoyed, three bedrooms with built-in robes, an updated main bathroom and modern kitchen.
Timber enthusiasts will be in awe by the creative design and intricate woodwork of the home and lighting the fire in winter will have you feeling like you are a world away in your very own private chalet!
Additional features include a workshop area, storage container with undercover storage on either side, triple carport, 50" tv, sound system, bar fridge and snooker table.
If you are looking for a life of seclusion & tranquility far from the hustle and bustle with approx. 400m of river frontage we have the perfect option right here – Call Peter Wiggers to book your private viewing.
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