Devonport TAS 7310, Australia
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116 Sorell Street is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a residential house in the property details
The property is roughly 1–2 km from the city’s central waterfront and the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal, putting the port facilities within a short walk or drive
Within a 1 km radius you’ll find Byard Park, Meercroft Park, Bluff Beach, Back Beach and Coles Beach, as well as the nearby Mersey Bluff headland and the River Don, offering plenty of outdoor recreation
The home sits about 1–2 km from the central suburb of Devonport, giving easy access to shops, cafés and municipal services
Public bus services operated by Kinetic Tasmania run through the area, and the Spirit of Tasmania ferry terminal and major road links are within a couple of kilometres. Devonport Airport is roughly 7 km east of the property
Devonport’s economy is anchored by its busy freight port, agriculture and food‑processing, as well as manufacturing and tourism. The city handles over half of Tasmania’s imports and exports and supports a range of related businesses
The area enjoys a mild oceanic climate with summer daytime highs around 20‑22 °C and cool, moist winters averaging 13 °C during the day. Rainfall is common in winter, while spring and early summer bring a mix of showers and sunshine
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