Set on approximately 2,442 m², this c1900 brick cottage offers a peaceful rural setting with space, charm and thoughtful updates that support comfortable country living.

From the moment you arrive, the long driveway and adjacent paddocks create a sense of separation from the everyday. Mature trees frame the property with plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, garden, or simply take in the outlook across the surrounding farmland.

Inside, the cottage retains its period appeal with timber floors, high ceilings and exposed brick features. The living space is warm and inviting, centred around a wood heater that provides a practical and cosy focal point through the cooler months. Some double-glazed windows have been installed, assisting with year-round comfort.

The kitchen is a wonderful light filled space with modern appliances. Bedrooms are well proportioned, filled with natural light and enjoying pleasant rural views. The modern bathroom with walk in shower, vanity and toilet includes under-floor heating, a welcome inclusion on cooler mornings.

Practical features have been carefully considered, including ceiling insulation, attic space with a pull-down ladder for storage, and additional storage options throughout the home. The property is serviced by tank water and an Enviro-cycle system, supporting a more self-sufficient lifestyle.

Outdoors, the generous allotment provides flexibility for those wanting space for pets, gardening or relaxed outdoor living (STCA). Outdoor settings include a greenhouse, shed and a cubby, adding appeal for families and those seeking a productive country lifestyle.

Located within easy reach of Tea Tree and within commuting distance to Hobart, 790 Back Tea Tree Road presents an appealing opportunity to secure a well-maintained character cottage with land, history and a genuine sense of space.

– Estimated rental $480 – $510pw

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