21 Arundel Street, Newstead, Tas 7250

Some properties are about the home.

Others are about the opportunity that comes with the land around it.

21 Arundel Street is one of those rare Newstead holdings where space, outlook and future potential all come together.

Set across one of the larger residential blocks in the area, the property offers something increasingly difficult to find this close to Launceston. With genuine room to move, room to improve and, subject to council approval, potential to explore future development options.

The existing home is substantial in its own right, with three bedrooms, a generous kitchen, multiple living areas/expansive sunroom and additional rumpus room below that adds another layer of flexibility. A separate garage provides further practicality, while the layout gives buyers plenty to work with whether the intention is to renovate, reimagine or simply enjoy the home as it stands.

From the elevated position, views stretch across the surrounding valley and suburbs beyond. By day, it is open and expansive. By night, the lights across the hills create an entirely different backdrop.

For families, renovators, investors or buyers thinking further ahead, this is a property with scale, flexibility and a sense of possibility.

A substantial block, commanding outlook and exciting potential with the opportunity to subdivide (STCA) or create something truly significant in one of Launceston’s most established suburbs.

Built: 1956
Building size: 151m2 Approx
Land size: 1,256m2 Approx
Council Rates: $2,350.47 p/a Approx
Water Rates: $290.00 p/q + Usage Approx

Disclaimer

View Real Estate Launceston has obtained the information contained in this file from sources it believes to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information provided. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own independent inquiries and satisfy themselves as to all aspects of the property before making a decision to purchase.

Please Note: All measurements are approximate. Some internal photographs may have been virtually staged and may include digitally added furnishings for illustrative purposes only.