Tucked away just north of Dover on a generous 1.41 hectare parcel, this enchanting country cottage offers a lifestyle wrapped in charm, colour and quiet comfort. Surrounded by a kaleidoscope of flourishing gardens, the property delights with seasonal displays of bulbs, roses, berries and fruit trees. It’s an ever changing tapestry that celebrates the beauty of the Tasmanian countryside.

The home itself exudes warmth, with two spacious bedrooms, a central hallway and a welcoming open-plan living area that’s perfect for gathering by the fire on a chilly evening. The country style kitchen is both functional and full of heart, anchored by a traditional Rayburn combustion stove that’s ideal for slow cooked meals and winter warmth. A near-new electric stove adds modern convenience, while reverse cycle air conditioning ensures year-round comfort.

Step out the back and you’ll find a generous enclosed porch that leads to the bathroom, a separate toilet and plenty of storage space. It’s the perfect area for muddy boots after a day in the garden or time spent in the potting shed. Outdoors, the charm continues with wood storage, a dedicated potting area, a garden tool shed and a covered pergola just right for summer barbecues or relaxed afternoon teas. The fenced and gated yard is ideal for pets or children and offers space to grow, unwind or simply enjoy the peaceful surrounds.

Perfectly positioned between Geeveston and Dover, this private haven gives you the best of both worlds with easy access to schools, shops, cafes and medical services. A local bus service runs right past the front gate, offering added convenience without compromising the serenity of country living.

Whether you're dreaming of a more self-sufficient lifestyle, a beautiful place to raise a family or a peaceful retreat to call your own, this special property is ready to welcome you home.

Disclaimer: We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable however we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.