8 Park Street, Ross, TAS
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$415,000 - $455,000
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For Sale
$415,000 - $455,000
2
1
4
–
house
Contact
buymyplace on +61 488 842 044
Find out rates and fees
Enquire price information
* Make an offer only available on sales listings
Beautiful and healthy contemporary-traditional home in tranquil historical village of Ross
Property ID: 231169
- Built in 2025. For sale by owner. All offers considered.
- Value about 470K (land about 120K, builder quote about 350K).
- Recent NAB bank valuation for mortgage 415K.
- Would suit a small family, retirement, rental or AirBnB/tourist accommodation.
- Semi built-in robes and other furnishing is included.
A unique contemporary-traditional house, architecturally designed and built with meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail, utilising natural and non-toxic materials for occupant health.
The property frontage is delineated by a delightful macrocarpa picket fence, rising to a higher solid fence at the rear, enabling privacy while preserving pleasant views to the surrounding trees and hills.
Locally quarried sandstone step between a pair of established pencil pines leads onto a small hardwood deck. A symmetrical facade according to the Georgian village character is stained charred grey, evoking traditional Tasmanian tarred timber buildings. An Egyptian red six-panel hardwood door with solid brass hardware opens into a small entrance hall.
The interior immediately impresses with lofty 3 metre ceilings supported by massive cedar beams, natural pine lining and warm Tasmanian oak floorboards, as well as abundance of light entering through generously sized double glazed windows and timber venetian blinds.
Utilising all natural materials throughout and completely avoiding synthetic paints or treatments, the interior represents a benchmark in occupant health and comfort. Breathable walls maintain optimum relative humidity, air quality and temperature. No microplastics emitting carpets, no off-gassing vinyl or paints.
Premium Daikin Zena A/C unit can be controlled remotely via mobile and warms the home in minutes even on the coldest nights. Wood heater can be easily installed if desired. Floor-to-ceiling convection doors allow for effective passive ventilation and heat transfer to bedrooms, eliminating the need for fans or ducting. Ceiling, walls and floor are throroughly insulated.
The house has semi built-in European furniture and appliances. Bathroom flooring is natural linoleum (not plastic) and includes a separate laundry tub and washing machine/dryer. Dishwasher connections are ready in the kitchen if desired.
An enormous backyard available for a range of future options: another dwelling, generous extension, ornamental or market garden, or a large garage/workshop.
Verandah, carport/garage and landscaping plans complementing the house design, customised to the new owner's preference may be provided by the architect.
Just 7 minute walk to the main street, you are not too close nor too far from the popular tourism centre of Ross, with its famous Georgian architecture, old deciduous trees, stone bridge from 1836, a post office, boutiques, restaurants, shops, churches and museums.
Ross is conveniently located about half way between Hobart and Launceston. Escape to the country! Embrace the country village atmosphere and enjoy a peaceful lifestyle living in a safe, welcoming and friendly community. Ross has everything you want - without losing connection to what you need.
MyHome shared equity may be considered.
- Value about 470K (land about 120K, builder quote about 350K).
- Recent NAB bank valuation for mortgage 415K.
- Would suit a small family, retirement, rental or AirBnB/tourist accommodation.
- Semi built-in robes and other furnishing is included.
A unique contemporary-traditional house, architecturally designed and built with meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail, utilising natural and non-toxic materials for occupant health.
The property frontage is delineated by a delightful macrocarpa picket fence, rising to a higher solid fence at the rear, enabling privacy while preserving pleasant views to the surrounding trees and hills.
Locally quarried sandstone step between a pair of established pencil pines leads onto a small hardwood deck. A symmetrical facade according to the Georgian village character is stained charred grey, evoking traditional Tasmanian tarred timber buildings. An Egyptian red six-panel hardwood door with solid brass hardware opens into a small entrance hall.
The interior immediately impresses with lofty 3 metre ceilings supported by massive cedar beams, natural pine lining and warm Tasmanian oak floorboards, as well as abundance of light entering through generously sized double glazed windows and timber venetian blinds.
Utilising all natural materials throughout and completely avoiding synthetic paints or treatments, the interior represents a benchmark in occupant health and comfort. Breathable walls maintain optimum relative humidity, air quality and temperature. No microplastics emitting carpets, no off-gassing vinyl or paints.
Premium Daikin Zena A/C unit can be controlled remotely via mobile and warms the home in minutes even on the coldest nights. Wood heater can be easily installed if desired. Floor-to-ceiling convection doors allow for effective passive ventilation and heat transfer to bedrooms, eliminating the need for fans or ducting. Ceiling, walls and floor are throroughly insulated.
The house has semi built-in European furniture and appliances. Bathroom flooring is natural linoleum (not plastic) and includes a separate laundry tub and washing machine/dryer. Dishwasher connections are ready in the kitchen if desired.
An enormous backyard available for a range of future options: another dwelling, generous extension, ornamental or market garden, or a large garage/workshop.
Verandah, carport/garage and landscaping plans complementing the house design, customised to the new owner's preference may be provided by the architect.
Just 7 minute walk to the main street, you are not too close nor too far from the popular tourism centre of Ross, with its famous Georgian architecture, old deciduous trees, stone bridge from 1836, a post office, boutiques, restaurants, shops, churches and museums.
Ross is conveniently located about half way between Hobart and Launceston. Escape to the country! Embrace the country village atmosphere and enjoy a peaceful lifestyle living in a safe, welcoming and friendly community. Ross has everything you want - without losing connection to what you need.
MyHome shared equity may be considered.
Features
Outdoor features
Fully fenced
Open spaces
Indoor features
Built-in robes
Floor boards
Air conditioning
Climate control & energy
High energy efficiency
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