18 Stieglitz Street, Fingal TAS 7214, Australia
It is a two‑bedroom house situated on a generous 13,000 m² block of land. The property offers ample space typical of rural Fingal homes.
The land measures approximately 13,000 m², providing a sizable rural setting within Fingal.
Route A4, also known as Esk Main Road, runs through the area from south‑west to north‑east, offering easy access to the house.
Within a short walk you’ll find several heritage places, such as the Convict Cells (0.2 km), St Peter's Anglican Church (0.3 km), the Former Council Chambers (0.4 km), and the Fingal Railway Station (0.5 km).
Yes, there are historic weather stations close by: one on Legge Street about 0.2 km away and another near the South Esk River roughly 0.5 km from the property.
The South Esk River flows through Fingal from north to south‑west, passing near the property and shaping the local landscape.
According to the 2016 census, Fingal had a population of 405 residents.
Fingour was gazetted in 1965, originally surveyed in 1824, and grew from a convict station established in 1827. The town experienced a boom after Van Diemen’s Land’s first payable gold was discovered nearby at Mangana.
