This unique property built in the 1920s as the Upper Castra post office and as the local shop in later years, now consists of a 3-bedroom home with the same owner for the past 43 years. The house is in very good condition, having just had a fresh coat of paint and has been rewired and reroofed. The kitchen and bathroom have also been renovated. Some other features include pressed tin ceilings in 2 rooms with Baltic pine and hardwood lining in others. The open plan lounge and kitchen with a large walk-in pantry opens into a large sunroom area, and the heating is a cosy wood heater. Two rainwater tanks, a hand-dug well, and a constant spring feed dam-fed water provide plenty of water, and the property is on just under 10 acres approx, with some bush consisting of gums, wattles, black wood and radiata pines. The wildlife and birdlife are abundant, the soil is good basalt, and the block has never been sprayed by the current owner, so is chemical and pesticide free. A large building sits next to the home that was the Ulverstone railway good shed built in the 1880s, measuring approximately 504m2 with 3 phase power. Being on a major tourist route to cradle mountain Leven Canyon and Gunns Plains, 20 minutes to Ulverstone and 30 minutes to Devonport, the potential and possibilities are endless for this property. Perhaps you want to start a business with a country lifestyle, and this could make the ideal boutique brewery, distillery, or restaurant all subject to council approval of course. With the bus stop right outside the front door getting to school is easy to Sprent Primary, Ulverstone High and Don College. The local swimming spot is a few kilometres down the road at Spellman Bridge, and we have heard there is good fishing in the surrounding area. Imagine the lifestyle that you can create here. The information contained herein has been supplied to us by sources which are considered reliable and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information to be correct. All measurements are approximate and are for illustrative purposes only.