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A Private Island Feeling Two Exceptional Waterfront Reserve Titles
Clarence, Tasmania
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Clarence, Tasmania · Land
Two adjoining waterfront reserve titles offering an extraordinary opportunity to create a truly private Bruny Island retreat, with mesmerising D'Entrecasteaux Channel views, secluded sandy beach access and two thoughtfully designed, DA-approved development visions already in place. Some properties offer a beautiful outlook. Others offer something much rarer, a genuine sense of escape. This unique opportunity offers the flexibility to acquire either one title individually, or both together. 414 Nebraska Road comprises 2,285sqm, while 416 Nebraska Road is 2,016sqm, with the two parcels combining to create a substantial 4,301sqm of pristine natural bushland. Set on the shores of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, remarkably, these adjoining titles offer frontage to Langfords Beach, a sandy stretch of shoreline only accessible by the few neighbouring properties, or by boat. Elevated above the shoreline, both titles capture views across the Channel towards Coningham and Snug, framed by distant mo
Two adjoining waterfront reserve titles offering an extraordinary opportunity to create a truly private Bruny Island retreat, with mesmerising D'Entrecasteaux Channel views, secluded sandy beach access and two thoughtfully designed, DA-approved development visions already in place. Some properties offer a beautiful outlook. Others offer something much rarer, a genuine sense of escape. This unique opportunity offers the flexibility to acquire either one title individually, or both together. 414 Nebraska Road comprises 2,285sqm, while 416 Nebraska Road is 2,016sqm, with the two parcels combining to create a substantial 4,301sqm of pristine natural bushland. Set on the shores of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, remarkably, these adjoining titles offer frontage to Langfords Beach, a sandy stretch of shoreline only accessible by the few neighbouring properties, or by boat. Elevated above the shoreline, both titles capture views across the Channel towards Coningham and Snug, framed by distant mo
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