Lot 2, Ferry Road Kettering TAS 7155

Previously forming part of the Anstey Barton estate, Lot 2 Ferry Road presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a substantial 9,264m² parcel of north-facing land in one of Southern Tasmania's most tightly held coastal villages.

Enjoying a gently sloping, sun-filled aspect, this impressive allotment offers outstanding versatility for future development or the creation of a landmark residence (STCA). Council advice confirms Low Density Residential A zoning with a minimum lot size of 2,500m², opening the door to potential subdivision opportunities while retaining generous space, privacy and outlook. With a nearby 2,500m2 block selling for over $600,000 in December last year, the option is there for a lucrative return on investment now or a solid landbank for the future.

The property is distinguished by a hand-crafted stone wall entry, setting a timeless tone on arrival, and benefits from multiple access points, including a second private driveway on this title which provides access to the rear blocks at 86A and 86B Ferry Road, as well as practical flexibility for any future subdivision configuration (STCA).

Boundaries are clearly marked onsite, and the land's north-facing orientation, gentle slope and excellent solar aspect enhance both liveability and design potential.

Located just moments from the Kettering Marina, ferry terminal, cafés and restaurants, the appeal is undeniable. The scenic Kettering Point coastal walk through to Trial Bay is right at your doorstep, while Bruny Island access via the ferry adds an enviable lifestyle bonus.

All of this sits within easy reach of Hobart's CBD (approximately 30 minutes) and Kingston (approximately 20 minutes), making it an ideal blend of coastal tranquillity and everyday convenience.

Opportunities of this scale, position and flexibility in Kettering are rare. This is a blue-chip landholding with a rich heritage and an exciting future.

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