663 Tunnack Road, Parattah, Tas 7120

Inviting all formal offers to be presented to the listing agent by COB on Thursday 14th August 2025. The vendors reserve to the right to accept a formal offer prior to the closing date. 

Nestled within the Southern Midlands hamlet of Parattah, 663 Tunnack Road is an affordable restored 1950's home, ideal for the first home buyer entering into the market or the 'tree-changer' seeking a change of pace in the clean country air of the Midlands. 

This solid weatherboard, iron roofed home, has received a number of improvements under the current ownership - 

- New carpet throughout.
- Fresh internal paint work throughout.
- Freshly sanded hardwood floorboards.
- Updated bathroom featuring a large modern shower recess.
- Master bedroom redesign with a walk-in robe/dressing room + 2-way access to the bathroom. 

The home offers 4 cosy bedrooms (built-in wardrobes in 2 of the smaller rooms), open plan living room, and a timber kitchen featuring plenty of storage and quality appliances. A well-placed free-standing wood heater offers comfort and warmth during the chilly Midlands winter nights. 

A tiled wet-area houses a separate toilet and laundry room. 

A lush fernery in the entertaining area provides a welcome splash of greenery and along with indoor/outdoor living options the beautifully paved area provides the perfect setting for entertaining family and friends all year round. 

A concreted floor garden/potting shed is also connected to the rear of the home. 

Set on 1963m2, the property is exceptionally well-equipped for country lifestyle living, offering an array of outbuildings and facilities.

- Large multi-purpose workshop/garage.
- Hothouse.
- Chook pen.

There’s ample space for a few animals or a productive garden—offering the joys of hobby farming without the maintenance burden of a larger acreage.

The home is connected to a large above ground polywater tank and septic sewerage system.

Established in 1876 as 'Oatlands Railway Station', Parattah was renamed in 1879 by Oatlands Council which is an aboriginal word meaning 'ice and cold' and was a thriving railway township which has now transformed into a close-knit community of around 100 residents.   

With strong ties to the timber, agricultural and railway industries, Parattah has several historic buildings which have been lovingly restored by its residents. Only 7km (7 minutes) south of the Southern Midlands hub of Oatlands (along Tunnack Road), Parattah is an ideal location to enjoy the quiet rural lifestyle but still be able to commute to Oatlands or further south to Hobart for work or leisure.   

For an affordable country home in the Midlands, feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group to arrange an inspection or attend one of the open for inspections.

Howell Property Group has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.