Browse property in Ashburner Street

Ashburner Street sits amid Carrick’s well‑preserved 19th‑century streetscape, where stone‑ and brick‑cottage dwellings line a quiet thoroughfare shaded by mature trees and framed by heritage landmarks such as the bluestone Monds Roller Mill and the stucco‑brick St Andrew’s Anglican Church. The village’s colonial character is reinforced by a handful of historic inns, a roadhouse and a copper‑and‑metal art gallery that sit within a compact residential core.

The street is directly served by the Meander Valley Highway (B54), the former Bass Highway, which links Carrick to Launceston 17 km to the east and provides regular Redline Coaches bus routes, a daily school‑bus service and historic rail connections at nearby Bishopbourne. Local amenities include the Carrick Hotel, a post office and the annual Agfest field days, while natural features such as Paulys Hills lie just 1.7 km away and a weather station records the village’s climate.