Flat Sunny Block with Water Views - Impressive Shed

Located in the beautiful coastal town of Dunalley, this impressive flat block is surrounded by beautiful waterways, restaurants and cafes serving the freshest of seafood this area offers. All the groundwork has been thoughtfully completed, boasting an impressive 9m x 6m (54m²) shed thoughtfully designed and built, with essential services already in place from power, hot water, water storage and sewer connection. Inclusive of a covered front verandah and superior residential storage space, the shed's interior with meticulous design and attention to detail also offer additional bathroom and showering facilities, with a practical and comfortable space to utilise while you plan and build your new coastal home. Still offering plenty of scope for a brand-new home to embrace the views or maybe explore the option of converting from a Shed (class 10a) to a Dwelling (class 1a), STCA. The local boat ramps make it easy to launch a boat and start exploring the bays and the award-winning Bangor Vineyard and Restaurant is only a five-minute drive. An easy stroll to the Fish and Chip Shop, Historical Dunalley Hotel, Bakery, Post Office, Waterfront restaurant or take a fishing rod to the jetty along Denison Canal. Travel time is approximately 30 minutes to Sorell the major regional hub and 50 minutes to Hobart CBD. Plenty of parking for the boat and caravan, harvest from the established veggie gardens, sit back and relax, what more could you want! Sorell Council have unveiled a new marina plan for Dunalley proposing several accommodation options for about 50 people, a restaurant, shops, a yacht club, car park and viewing platforms. Be quick for this rare gem and Call Racquel Cleaver now for your private property tour. Disclaimer: Information contained in this listing has been furnished to us from a number of sources including Tasmanian State Government Departments, Local Councils and the Vendor. We have not verified whether or not that information is accurate and do not have any belief one way or the other in its accuracy. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy and do no more than pass it on. All interested parties should make and rely upon their own inquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is, in fact, accurate.