60 Cutten Street, Queenstown, Tas 7467

Perched high above the township, this character-filled two-bedroom cottage offers sweeping views down the valley to Queenstown and across to the rugged mountain ranges to the west. Set on a generous 1,482m² block in a peaceful rural zone, the property provides the perfect blend of elevation, privacy, and convenience, which is just a short walk to the main street of Queenstown.

Inside, both bedrooms are generously sized, with the master featuring its own reverse cycle air conditioner for year-round comfort. A cosy closed wood heater and a second reverse cycle system warm the central living area, creating a comfortable retreat through all seasons. The original kitchen adds a touch of charm and includes electric cooking, while the bathroom offers a practical shower-over-bath setup.

Step outside to enjoy the long front veranda, which is an ideal space to soak in the panoramic outlook. Further up the block, you'll discover a tucked-away sitting area-perfect for sunny afternoons or a quiet morning coffee. With off-street parking, a tranquil location, and breathtaking views, this hilltop hideaway is a rare find with so much potential. For those game enough to take a hike over the hill, you will end of at the Reservoir Creek, which is a nice area to relax and explore.

Please call Rodney to discuss further, or to organise an inspection.

(Please note: Access to the driveway of 60 Cutten Street currently requires passing through the boundaries of 100 Cutten Street. The owner of 100 Cutten Street is willing to transfer the necessary portion of land to the future owner of 60 Cutten Street to resolve this. However, the purchaser will be responsible for any associated conveyancing and legal costs.)

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