Original Family Farmhouse

Rarely available on the market and one of the original farmhouses in the area, this deceptively spacious home is situated on just over an acre of lush, green, sunny, useable pasture. With three large bedrooms plus a study and two separate living areas there's plenty of room to satisfy everyone for years to come. Hard to find, manageable, acreage properties are also a rarity in this popular position, only 20 minutes to Hobart. The local school bus stops out front, so young families can enjoy this sought-after, quiet, country lifestyle and still benefit from the convenience of having all necessary services close by.

Many happy memories have been shared within these walls that currently require a bit of maintenance to bring the home back to its former glory, yet the effort will be worth the reward every time you glance out the window to appreciate the stunning views of Mount Wellington, Cathedral Rock and the rolling, green hillside. Several outbuildings offer storage for tools, equipment, cars and what kid won't love the cubby?

Sandfly itself is an historic area that boasts attractive, character buildings constructed in the early 1900s. The Sandfly Recreation Ground was created in 1921 and the Recreation Ground Pavillion was built in 1925 and is now home to the Longley Cricket Club. The Sandfly Community Market is held on the last Saturday of every month and provides a fun, vibrant venue for locals and visitors to socialise, stop for a meal, hear live, local music or buy local produce, craft and artwork. The iconic landmark Sandfly Store nowadays operates out of a cinder block building on the corner of Sandfly Road and the highway, but the original store stands right next door. Just across the Huon Highway, the Longley International Hotel, another well-known spot for live music, boasts the Longest Huon Pine Bar in the world, and the coldest beer in Tassie!

Truly an enviable, relaxed, lifestyle location. Call today to book an inspection!

Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable. However we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.