20 Dean Street

Set in a highly convenient pocket of New Norfolk - one of Tasmania's increasingly popular towns known for its strong sense of community, lifestyle appeal, and growing food and café scene - this well-located home offers a practical layout, generous proportions, and excellent potential to add value over time. The home comprises four well-sized bedrooms, two of which include built-in wardrobes, all serviced by a centrally located bathroom with the convenience of a separate toilet. The comfortable living area is kept warm with a wood heater, while the combined kitchen and dining room is notably spacious, offering seamless access through to a light-filled sunroom at the rear. Under the home, a large garage provides valuable additional space, ideal for storage, a workshop, or further utility use. This area also incorporates the laundry and a second WC, adding to the home's overall functionality. Outdoors, the generous rear garden is a standout feature. With established fruit trees, a garden shed, and plenty of usable space, it offers scope for family use, keen gardeners, or those looking to further enhance the property over time. Currently leased at $420 per week on a non-fixed term agreement, the property provides immediate rental return with flexibility for future owner-occupation for those looking to secure a home. Positioned just moments from the New Norfolk town centre, the home offers easy access to local schools, shops, and essential services, along with well-regarded destinations such as The Agrarian Kitchen and Black Swan Coffee. The nearby River Derwent further enhances the lifestyle, providing a picturesque backdrop for kayaking, walking, and a range of outdoor activities throughout the year, while the historic Bush Inn Hotel offers a cosy place to unwind by the fire during the cooler months. Beyond everyday convenience, New Norfolk continues to attract those seeking a more relaxed pace of living, supported by a strong sense of community. Hobart is within a comfortable 35-minute drive, while the suburb also serves as a gateway to Tasmania's west coast, offering access to some of the state's most rugged and scenic landscapes. An exciting opportunity and well-located home with broad appeal for both investors and first home buyers alike.