Built in the late ’80s the solid, double brick residence was positioned well into its acreage, assuring its privacy from the road, yet it sits high enough to secure a gorgeous, elevated view into its own bushland.
The passive solar design here has a focus on open plan, light filled living. French doors allow a seamless flow between the interior living spaces and the covered decking, enhancing the feeling of living right amongst the natural landscape.
The generously proportioned, timber kitchen provides ample storage and workspace complemented by a large walk-in pantry. A breakfast bar overlooks the dining area as well as the entire length of the ground floor which is warmed by your choice of the open fireplace or the cast iron wood heater.
This lower level offers 4 bedrooms or 3 with built in robes and a spacious study. Each of the bedrooms offers its own heating and cooling system so it can be tailored to the comfort of each occupant.
The upstairs loft space is utilised as a master bedroom and provides a well-appointed ensuite as well as a generous walk-in wardrobe. This area could also work well as a rumpus, home office, or as a stunning guest suite.
A fenced area around the house has created a secure yard for children and pets and there is an additional fenced area within the acreage that houses the chickens and allows for productive gardens. Fixed Wireless NBN is available, and a 6.5kW solar power system is installed.
Margate is a highly sought-after location thanks not only to its proximity to Hobart which is a mere 20 minutes but also because of everything the town itself offers. If you have been looking for a property that offers a rural lifestyle without having to sacrifice convenience, then this one is worth considering.
