13 Santorini Street, Legana TAS 7277, Australia
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | Jul 2019 | Unknown | — |
The property is located in the rural‑residential locality of Legana, about 12 km north of Launceston, Tasmania’s second‑largest city. Legana lies on the West Tamar Highway and borders the Tamar River estuary.
Manions' Coaches operates the Legana Loop (routes 780 and 782) which connects Legana with Launceston and passes nearby on the West Tamar Highway. Additional regional routes (784‑788) also serve the area, with cash, coin or smart‑card payment options.
Legana’s community precinct hosts the Legana Cricket Club, Tennis Club, a children’s playground and a planned bicycle dirt‑jump park. The Legana shopping centre, anchored by a Woolworths supermarket, offers a KFC, bakery, chemist, post office and other retail services.
The West Tamar Highway (Route A7) runs through Legana, providing direct north‑west to south‑east access and is scheduled to be upgraded to two lanes each way by the end of 2026. Secondary roads include Bridgenorth Road (C732) and Rosevears Drive (C733) which link to nearby suburbs.
Yes, the Tamar River estuary forms the north‑eastern, eastern and south‑eastern boundaries of Legana, giving nearby access to freshwater scenery and historic jetty sites.
Legana gave its name to a distinctive apple variety developed in the 1940s, known for its bright red skin and sweet, nutty flavour. The area originally featured dairy farms and orchards before evolving into a residential community.
The Legana Fire Brigade, staffed by local volunteers, provides fire protection, rescue and incident response for the community. Their station is centrally located within Legana and serves both structure and vegetation fire emergencies.
