103 Sherborne Drive, Dilston, Tas 7252

Tucked away down a private internal driveway and occupying just over one hectare of land, this unique property presents an exciting opportunity to create your own lifestyle retreat in the peaceful surrounds of Dilston.

With much of the hard work already undertaken, the property features a council-approved two bedroom, two bathroom residence that has been constructed to an unfinished stage, ready for its next owner to step in and bring the vision to life. Whether you're looking to complete the existing design or explore the possibility of reconfiguring the home to better suit your needs, there is plenty of scope to make this property your own, subject to the necessary approvals. Approved plans are available upon request.

Adding further appeal is an existing carport setup, providing another practical element to the property. With solar already installed, the setup offers a great starting point for those looking to embrace a more self sufficient lifestyle, with a certificate of occupancy still required before it can be used as a dwelling.

The generous allotment provides plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, establish gardens, create additional outdoor spaces or simply appreciate the privacy and freedom that comes with owning a little over a hectare of land.

Offering a wonderful balance of space, potential and an established starting point, this is an opportunity for someone with a little vision to take advantage of the work already completed and create something truly special.

Whether you're searching for a lifestyle change, a project to make your own or a peaceful place to call home, this Dilston property is well worth exploring.

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