GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY OPPOSITE THE WATER!

This iconic coastal Bruny Island cottage, currently a weekender, is opposite the shores of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. Across the road you can literally dive into the water, fish or fetch fresh oysters! The small picture post card Rat Bay beach with its dinghies and nets is three minutes walk away while nearby can be found the white sands of Nebraska Beach and the Dennes Point village precinct, with its welcoming community centre café/bistro, jetty and boat ramp.

This 70's cottage has boundless renovating potential. Elevated and set back from the road in a private location with delightful views through Casuarina (she-oak) trees to the water with the Snug Tier Mountains in the distance. Bright with lots of windows, wake to the first rays of sun and the sounds of the waves!

This is a low maintenance property and whilst well maintained, it wouldn't take much freshening up to potentially become a successful visitor accommodation business.

A timber porch leads into a large formal lounge with impressive water views and original open fire. The kitchen has a separate dining area with glass sliders opening to an outside paved entertaining space landscaped with a stone wall. There is also a level and private fenced backyard.

Three large bedrooms currently sleep nine, the main bedroom enjoys beautiful and calming channel views. The bathroom includes a bath and there is the convenience of a separate internal ...


CONTACT

Laureen Wood
Property Consultant

laureen@fnkingston.com.au
0409 680 822

... laundry and toilet.

A 7,000 gallon water tank provides ample rainwater storage and there is a large under-house storage space.

This surrounding location supports an impressive stand of magnificent ancient grass trees (Xanthorrhoea australis). In the forested areas close to the property stands of white gums provide habitat for rare 40-spotted pardalotes and an extraordinary abundance of other bird life from fairy wrens to rosellas to golden whistlers, shrike thrushes and honey eaters. Wedge-tail eagles and white-bellied sea eagles soar overhead, and wallabies, spotted quolls and echidnas are commonly seen.

Be quick to contact Laureen, an island resident for further details, an open home is scheduled for Sunday 27th June at 12pm.



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.