Brighton TAS 7030, Australia
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24 Andrew Street is a detached house situated on a 736 m² parcel of land. The residence offers ample space within the suburban setting of Brighton, Tasmania
The property is approximately 0.3 km from the Brighton Council premises, placing it within easy walking distance of the local government services
Within a 1 km radius you’ll find several heritage places, including a house at 1 Racecourse Rd (0.3 km), Wakefield at 133 Brighton Rd (0.4 km), and the cottage at 91 Andrew St (0.8 km). The area also features the historic St Matthew's Roman Catholic Church and Cemetery (1.3 km)
The Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is about 1.7 km away, offering opportunities to see native Australian animals. Additionally, the Brighton Training Centre and racecourse facilities are located north of the town centre, near Racecourse Road
Brighton experiences a temperate oceanic climate with mild summers (average maximum 24.5 °C) and cool winters (average maximum 13.2 °C). Annual rainfall is relatively low at around 480 mm, spread over roughly 150 days
The Midland Highway runs through Brighton, linking the suburb to Hobart to the south and Pontville to the north, making it the primary arterial road for residents
Brighton once had a 42 km railway line to Aspley (operating 1891‑1927 for passengers and until 1947 for goods). Although the line was removed, the town is slated for increased light‑industrial use with the upcoming Brighton Transport Hub, serving both road and rail corridors
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