About this property
6600 Bass Highway in Elizabeth Town, Tasmania is a house.
6600 Bass Highway
6600 Bass Highway, Elizabeth Town TAS 7304, Australia
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Key details
- Locality
- Elizabeth Town
- State
- TAS
- GNAF PID
A unique ID for this address in Australia's national address database.
- GATAS702189652
- Remoteness area
- Regional
- Property type
- House
- Internal area
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- Land Use Category
What the land is mainly used for, such as Residential, Commercial, Industrial or Other.
- Residential
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Frequently asked questions
Where is 6600 Bass Highway situated?
6600 Bass Highway is located in Elizabeth Town, a rural community in the Meander Valley of Tasmania. The town sits on the Bass Highway midway between Devonport and Launceston.
What type of dwelling is at this address?
The property at 6600 Bass Highway is a house.
What agricultural businesses operate nearby?
The area around Elizabeth Town includes several notable farms such as the organic dairy producer Elgaar Farm, Christmas Hills Raspberry Farm, and the Ashgrove Cheese Farm.
Is there any historic building close to the property?
Yes, the ETC café – originally the Elizabeth Town hotel built in the 1850s and rebuilt before 1900 – sits beside the Bass Highway near the property.
How far is Gannons Hill from 6600 Bass Highway?
Gannons Hill is approximately 2 km (1.9 km) from the property.
What is the general character of the surrounding neighbourhood?
Elizabeth Town is largely a farming district with a small population (502 people recorded in the 2006 census). The community now consists of scattered residences, many of which were added after subdivisions in the 1970s.
Are any former community buildings still present in the area?
While the original post office closed in 1969, two former church buildings remain and have been converted to private houses, reflecting the town’s historic architecture.