Sheffield is a township that is forever growing in not only size but in popularity. This home built in 1969 has undergone some wonderful updates and with still a few jobs to do you can certainly make this home your own. The sparkling new kitchen is a terrific feature with soft close cabinets, a huge amount of storage with drawers and cupboards and a large breaky bar. There is also a spacious pantry and quality appliances including a Fisher & Paykel double drawer dishwasher. The three bedrooms are all an exceptionally good size, two having built-in robes and all have near new carpet. There is an original bathroom with a separate shower, vanity and bath. The laundry is huge with a separate toilet and here is a great opportunity to put your stamp on the home as there is plenty of space to upgrade and extend the bathroom. (STCA). The living area is spacious and heater with a stunning wood heater and to back that up is an almost new reverse cycle air conditioner. The Tasmanian Oak floorboards through the living area are in excellent condition and complete this home nicely. Outdoors sees a large 5m x 5m deck so plenty of room to entertain the family, whilst looking over the very large and lovely backyard. There is a single carport at the front and a 4m x 3m (approx.) workshop off the back deck. There is plenty of room down the side of the house for driveway access if you would like to build a whopper shed. (STCA). Sheffield is a gorgeous township with so much to offer. Sheffield is home to the famous 'Mural Fest' and is a rural township steeped in farming history. The main street is a delight with fabulous & quirky shops, great dining experiences and all the amenities you will need to live comfortably. So please give the listing agent Wendy Squibb a call for more information about this home or come along to one of our upcoming open homes. Disclaimer: While Harcourts Ulverstone & Penguin has taken every care to verify the accuracy of the details in this advertisement, we cannot guarantee its correctness. Prospective buyers need to take such action as is necessary, to satisfy themselves of any pertinent matters.