35 houses for sale in Cressy, Northern Midlands

Thoughtfully designed to deliver comfort, independence and ease at every stage of life, this near new residence offers a rare combination of accessibility, modern living and exceptional convenience. Positioned in a level pocket of Longford, this thoughtfully designed home combines step free living, wider hallways and low maintenance comfort, creating a lifestyle that is as practical as it is effortless. - Open plan kitchen, living and dining with excellent natural light - Spacious kitchen with breakfast bar, storage and backyard outlook - Level, step free access throughout with widened hallways and bathrooms - Three bedrooms with built in robes and generous main bedroom - Main bedroom with ensuite, walk in shower and ample vanity storage - Low maintenance backyard with alfresco area and plenty of sunshine - Internal garage with roller door and convenient secure access - Five minute walk to Longford parks, trails, cafes, shops and IGA - Near new home offering easy, low maintenance livin

Welcome to 2/15 Monastery Court, Longford, a beautifully presented modern brick home offering effortless living, quality finishes and a low-maintenance lifestyle in a convenient location. Built in 2023, this thoughtfully designed residence combines contemporary style with everyday functionality, making it an ideal choice for first home buyers, downsizers, retirees or investors seeking a quality property in a sought-after location. Step inside and you'll immediately appreciate the light-filled interiors, neutral tones and modern finishes that create a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout. The spacious open-plan living area has been designed with comfort and practicality in mind, providing the perfect space to relax, unwind and entertain. At the heart of the home is the impressive kitchen, featuring modern appliances, generous bench space, excellent storage and a breakfast bar for casual dining. With ample room for a full-sized dining table, the kitchen and living area create a wonde

This property is listed in conjunction with Kristi Seymour of Insitu 0409 330 696. Completed in 2023 with an uncompromising eye for detail, this remarkable lifestyle property is a rare offering, setting a new benchmark for contemporary country living. It is a residence of refinement and scale, perfectly showcasing high class design and an enviable lifestyle. Less than 10 minutes from the Launceston Airport and a few moments from the township of Longford, this property offers the perfect semi-rural lifestyle without compromising on convenience. The home is NBN connected, ensuring reliable high-speed internet for work, study, or entertainment. The home itself is both striking and inviting. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and the flexibility of a second living space that easily adapts to a grand fourth bedroom, it is designed to meet the evolving needs of modern living. The master suite is a sanctuary of its own, featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite with a double vanity and walk-in sh

Sleek, sophisticated and effortlessly easy to live in, 3/121a Marlborough Street is a home that makes a lasting impression. Built in 2020, this contemporary brick residence has been thoughtfully designed around modern living, blending clean lines, considered finishes and everyday functionality in all the right places. Whether you're stepping into the market, looking for a smart investment or simply searching for a home that fits beautifully into your lifestyle, this one makes a compelling case. Inside, the sense of space is immediate. Two well-proportioned bedrooms are each fitted with built-in wardrobes, while the stylish bathroom, internal laundry and generous storage add to the home's practical appeal without taking away from its polished aesthetic. At the centre of it all, the kitchen is both striking and wonderfully functional. Modern appliances, abundant cabinetry, generous bench space and a substantial breakfast bar create a space made for slow mornings, casual entertaining and

Set across a beautiful 5.6 acres in the rolling countryside of Nile, just 10 minutes from the historic township of Evandale, 177 Clarendon Station Road offers the kind of space, versatility and country charm that makes a property feel truly special. With a substantial four-bedroom family home, multiple well-fenced paddocks, a large horse arena and plenty of room to embrace the hobby-farm lifestyle, this is a property designed to be lived in and enjoyed. Built in 1965, the solid brick home spans an impressive 226m² and has been thoughtfully maintained, offering generous proportions throughout. Four large bedrooms provide plenty of space for the family, while the spacious bathroom features warm timber detailing. At the heart of the home, the kitchen and dining area combines functionality with a wonderful outlook. There is ample bench space and storage, while the view from the kitchen sink looks across the established orchard and gardens, creating a lovely connection with the outdoors and

Positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac in the historic township of Evandale, this solid brick and tile home offers comfortable living with plenty of scope to update and add value over time. The practical layout includes three double bedrooms, open-plan living and a renovated kitchen and bathroom. Sliding doors connect the dining area to the rear courtyard and established garden while the separate double garage provides excellent vehicle accommodation, storage or workshop space. Within easy walking distance of Evandale's shops, cafes, hotels and popular Sunday market, the property is also just minutes from Launceston Airport and an easy commute to the city. Key Features: • Solid brick and tile home in the historic township of Evandale • Comfortable as is with scope to update and add value over time • Updated kitchen with dishwasher, double sink and excellent bench space • Three double bedrooms, all with built-in robes • Open-plan kitchen and dining area with sliding doors to the garden • Sepa

Walnut Cottage is a beautifully restored piece of Evandale's history, nestled in one of Tasmania's most sought-after villages. Built in the 1890s, this cottage has undergone a thoughtful and detailed transformation, blending the character of its origins with the comfort of modern living. As you step through the Tasmanian oak French doors, the fusion of old and new becomes immediately apparent. The home has been rewired with a new switchboard, ensuring safety and functionality throughout. The kitchen, a true culinary sanctuary, is fitted with the latest appliances, complemented by timber windows that allow natural light to flood the space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. For year-round comfort, Walnut Cottage offers reverse cycle air conditioning, a cozy woodfire, and electric heating in each of its three bedrooms. The modern internal walls are well insulated, keeping the home comfortable no matter the season. The master bedroom is a true retreat, complete with a spacious walk-

Price Guide Offers Over $2.25M The Laurels is one of Northern Tasmania's most recognisable Georgian homes, built c.1835 on what was originally a 38-acre holding for local innkeeper John Williat. Over nearly two centuries, it has followed a remarkable journey and remains a rare and highly authentic example of Tasmanian early-colonial architecture. Few homes in the state offer this level of history, character and integrity. Stepping inside, the Georgian proportions are immediately evident. The wide central hallway, high ceilings and balanced layout create a sense of symmetry and scale that defines homes of this era. Original timberwork, deep architraves and generously sized rooms speak to the craftsmanship of early nineteenth-century builders and give the property its unmistakable presence. At the front are the formal living and dining rooms, elegant and light-filled, with the refined simplicity that Georgian interiors are known for. They retain their warmth and liveability, illustrating

This magnificent 1974 brick rendered home sits proudly on 2.7 acres of prime lifestyle land, offering the perfect blend of country tranquility and modern convenience. Completely renovated throughout, the property boasts polished timber floors, reverse cycle air conditioning and an exceptional kitchen with island benchtop, induction cooking and double wall oven that will inspire culinary creativity. The thoughtful open-plan design flows seamlessly from kitchen to dining and family areas, while stunning river, rural and mountain views can be enjoyed from most of the living areas and all bedrooms, creating a serene backdrop for daily life. The main bedroom suite captures these beautiful vistas alongside a walk-in wardrobe and luxurious ensuite. The sparkling ozone pool and covered entertaining area create an entertainer's paradise, while multiple outbuildings including hay barn, workshop, cool room and chicken facilities cater to hobby farming dreams with abundant parking for horse floats

There is a reason the early settlers chose this site to establish the Georgian village of Evandale in the 1820's. The surrounding landscape is not only picturesque, but it reminded them of home. Evandale is the very image of country town life that everyone dreams about, with Evan Manor being one of the town's highly admired and romantically beautiful historic houses. Built in 1889, the house has been designed and built with the style and symmetry of the late Victorian period with elements of the Gothic vernacular. Evan Manor is centrally positioned and serves as the perfect family home, a professional's retreat or simply a trophy weekender for an interstate escape. Built as the Headmaster's residence, the 206m2 red brick home has been extensively and sympathetically refurbished, creating an unparalleled sense of comfort. All rooms are well proportioned and include many original architectural features and detailing of the period including the verandah, bay window, fireplaces, dogleg sta