11 Gray Street

11 Gray Street is a standalone house situated in the rural locality of Avoca, Tasmania. It forms part of a small farming community

Avoca lies approximately 81 kilometres (about 50 miles) south‑east of Launceston and about 69 kilometres (around 43 miles) south‑east of Longford. The distances reflect the town’s position in the north‑east region of Tasmania

The 2021 census recorded a population of 192 residents in Avoca. The locality remains a small, close‑knit farming village

Route A4, known as the Esk Main Road, runs through Avoca from south‑west to north‑east, providing the primary access route to the property. This road connects Avoca to nearby towns and regions

Nearby historic buildings include St Thomas Anglican Church (completed 1842), the Union Hotel (built 1842), and the parish hall (circa 1850). These structures reflect Avoca’s 19th‑century heritage

The South Esk River flows through Avoca, and St Paul’s River is situated about 0.9 km away. Additionally, Castle Carey Rivulet lies roughly 1.7 km from the property