Only a short drive from the Southern Midlands hamlet of Tunnack, 237 Hungry Flats Road is an ideal entry level bush holding with added improvements. The improvements on the 10ha (24.71 acre) native bushland holding are the following: -Colorbond shed; ideally suited as 'hunters shack'. The shed is fitted out with a functional kitchen, living room and bedroom. -A secure yard surrounding the shed with an established low maintenance native garden. -The shed is connected eight solar panels, water supply from two above ground water tanks (75,000 and 25,000 litre). -NBN/satellite internet and Foxtel pay-television satellite dish are connected. -12m by 9m Colorbond workshop/machinery shed with three-phase power connected; ideal machinery shed. - Two lock-up garden shed and Colorbond 'humpy' Settled in 1866, Tunnack was named after the aboriginal dialect 'cold' and has had strong agricultural tries as growing wheat, potatoes, and sheep on the nearby farming properties. Nowadays, Tunnack is a supportive, close-knit community of families living and working within the Tasmanian Midlands. The local community patronises the Tunnack Community Club for catchups with friends/or organised events every week. A bus school service commutes to Oatlands and Campania and Australia post delivers to a PO Box outlet in the village centre. Tunnack is only a 20-minute drive south of Oatlands and 45 minutes to the Tasmanian east coast township of Orford and a little 1 hours drive to Hobart CBD. If you are seeking an entry-level bush holding in the Southern Midlands with added improvements, consider 237 Hungry Flats Road Tunnack. To arrange an inspection; feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group. Facts Title: 127259/2 Property ID: 3128691 Council Rates: $TBA p/y approx. Central Highlands Council. Land Size: 10 Ha (24.7 acre) approx. Zoning: Rural Council: Southern Midlands Council. The information contained herein has been supplied to us, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.