57 Doaks Road, Lilydale, TAS 7268

Whether you aspire to a secluded lifestyle close to essential amenities or a flourishing short-term accommodation venture, both of these properties are exceptionally well suited for short-term stays. They are available for sale fully furnished (if desired, by negotiation), and the promising future bookings for both residences underscore their income potential. The properties share a single title and eagerly await their new owner to unlock the full potential and appreciate that the income can offset any mortgage or borrowings of this truly unique opportunity.

Nestled in a peaceful location just twenty-five minutes north of Launceston, the thriving township of Lilydale boasts a range of amenities and serves as a gateway to some of the most renowned destinations in North East Tasmania. A distinct opportunity: a charming circa 1880's cottage alongside an ultra-modern, eco-friendly short-term stay accommodation or secondary dwelling.

"Shibui" is presently thriving, consistently maintaining robust booking levels that surpass typical occupancy rates for the off-peak season. This unique property seamlessly blends contemporary design with eco-friendly elements, resulting in an impressive six-star energy rating. Enjoy the comfort of hydronic floor heating, double glazing, comprehensive insulation, an innovative Immersgas air-water heat pump that utilises external air as a renewable energy source, and a newly installed split system for year-round comfort. The attention to quality is evident throughout, with select-grade Tasmanian Oak joinery sourced right from the very same street.

"Shibui" offers a fully self-contained, open-concept design that encompasses a well-equipped full kitchen, dining area, and a spacious living room. The generous bedroom features ample built-in storage, and you'll find a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower, and a separate toilet for your convenience. While you relax in the bath, take in picturesque views of Mount Arthur to the east and the rolling hills to the north. The living and dining areas open up to a sweeping wrap-around deck, with a pop-up sprinkler system maintaining the beautifully landscaped grounds. Neighboring farmland imparts a sense of seclusion, ensuring absolute privacy and luxurious tranquility.

The original cottage, dating back to around 1880, is steeped in history - legend has it the cottage was transported to this location by a team of bullocks. In recent times, it has undergone significant improvements, including upgraded plumbing and electrics, a complete roof replacement, cosmetic enhancements like painting and a wrap-around verandah, plus a new split system for modern heating and cooling. The cottage offers three generously sized bedrooms, each with built-in storage, a formal living room, a dining room, a well-appointed kitchen, and an oversized bathroom with a claw-foot bath. There is also an external outhouse with an additional functioning toilet. The kitchen and dining area seamlessly connect to a covered outdoor entertaining space.

Enveloped by well-established gardens, mature rose bushes, and fruit-bearing trees, the property imparts a deep sense of tranquility. From the southern windows you can still savour captivating views of the nearby mountains above Shibui and of Mount Arthur beyond.

Lilydale has so much on offer: with local wineries nearby, while multiple shops, cafés, the local district school, medical centre and pharmacy, as well as the Lilydale Tavern, are conveniently within walking distance. Bridport is just a 35-minute drive, and the city of Launceston is a mere 25 minutes away. To express your interest and arrange a private viewing, contact Lochie today.

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