Brighton TAS 7030, Australia
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46 Andrew Street is a standalone house situated on a spacious 890 m² block of land
The property sits on an 890 m² parcel, offering ample outdoor space for gardens, recreation or future development
Brighton is a suburb about 27 km north of Hobart with a population of roughly 5,000 people. It lies between Pontville and Bridgewater along the Midland Highway and is experiencing growth in light industrial use
Brighton enjoys a temperate oceanic climate with mild summers (average highs around 24.5 °C) and cool winters (average highs about 13.2 °C). Annual rainfall is modest at roughly 480 mm, spread across about 150 days
Yes, several heritage places are within walking distance, including the Cottage at 91 Andrew St (0.4 km), the historic house at 88 Andrew St (0.5 km), and the former racecourse house at 1 Racecourse Rd (0.7 km)
The Brighton Hotel Motel is just 0.8 km away, and the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is approximately 1.3 km from the house, providing convenient dining and recreational options
Brighton was originally part of the Moomairremener people's lands and later hosted the Brighton Barracks from 1826 until the early 2000s. It also had a railway line to Aspley from 1891, which was removed after goods services ceased in 1947
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