Browse property in Grubb Street

Grubb Street runs through the heart of Beaconsfield’s rural‑residential setting, where the West Tamar Highway (Route A7) sweeps from south‑east to north‑east, linking the town to Launceston 40 km to the north. At the street’s northern edge the highway meets Greens Beach Road (C720) and, shortly beyond, Holwell Road (C715) – a network that provides easy access to surrounding hills and the Tamar River estuary. The streetscape is characterised by modest homes typical of a former gold‑mining community, set amid open‑space that reflects the town’s historic, low‑density layout.

The immediate vicinity offers several civic amenities: the Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre, housed in the former engine‑house complex, celebrates the town’s mining past, while a fluoridation monument on nearby West Street marks a pioneering health achievement. Residents also benefit from the Beaconsfield Reservoir and Little Wonder Dam within a kilometre, and easy routes to the surrounding peaks such as Barnes Hill and Mount Vulcan, all enhancing the neighbourhood’s appeal.