PRESS RELEASE: Significant Tasmanian Highlands Estate – For Sale $11,000,000 AUD

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The owner of Tarraleah Estate in Tasmania’s Central Highlands, has listed the property For Sale through Edward McKay of EIS Property Hobart.

From its 1920s heritage as a town built for Hydroelectric pioneers and their families, the property has matured like fine wine into a magnificently manicured village. Tarraleah has been reinvented many times over the last century, farewelling Hydro families and school children, and welcoming a variety of locals and tourists seeking both business and pleasure.

This listing presents an unprecedented opportunity for an astute developer to craft Tarraleah into a contemporary tourist oasis, or return it to an esteemed residential estate reminiscent of yesteryear.

Our playground is approximately 147 hectares with six titles, with 90 hectares of village zoned ‘Residential’, allowing subdivision to 1000sqm, superb infrastructure, town water supply, dam, electricity, sewerage, NBN infrastructure and road networks.

With the final coat of paint drying on the world-class restorations, Tarraleah is poised to be the finest Tasmanian destination to ‘eat, stay and play’. What it becomes next is entirely up to you.

Is Tarraleah to grow into its potential as Tasmania’s premier foodies destination, offering a unique paddock-to-plate experience highlighting the best Tasmanian produce, picked by hand, tasted in the cooking school, before retiring with a glass of Tasmania’s finest wine in world-class accommodation?

Is Tarraleah and the surrounding state forests to be the perfect setting for developing Australia’s premier mountain-biking and adventure tourism hub, capitalising on the booming demand for destination rides by adventure tourists the world over?

Or is it expanding the village through strata investments to cultivate a premium timeshare or ‘shack community’ that would be the envy of all those seeking the relief of the open air, wildlife, fly fishing and, of course, 9 rounds of golf a mere moment away.

The pieces are all in place, waiting to be developed into Tasmania’s world-class destination to refocus, rebalance and restore.

https://youtu.be/uBtLrZRNNYI – Cinematic Teaser Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1uVE-q_g8I&feature=youtu.be – Tarraleah Video Tour

January 25, 2021/by Reland Pigte

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