Sassafras TAS 7307, Australia
159 Skelbrook Lane is a mixed‑farming property in Sassafras, Tasmania, featuring a timber cottage with four bedrooms and one bathroom on an 82‑hectare site. Approximately 33 ha of the land is equipped with a recently installed Valley Pivot irrigator, and water is supplied from on‑site springs and dams totaling 76 ML.
The property is located about 18 minutes from Devonport, 1.5 km off the Bass Highway at the end of a no‑through road
| Event | Date | Price | Price per m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sold | 13 Sep 2019 | — | — |
The property offers 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and sits on 82 hectares of mixed‑farming land. It is located on Skelbrook Lane in the rural locality of Sassafras
The land covers 82 hectares and is suitable for mixed farming. Historically the Skelbrook property has produced potatoes, poppies, beans, peas, broad beans, baby carrots and wheat
The home provides four bedrooms and a single bathroom, offering accommodation for a family or farm workers
Sassafras lies about 20 kilometres inland from Devonport, with the Bass Highway passing through the locality and providing direct access to the property via minor roads
Nearby attractions include Kenny Kennebec’s “The Big Spud”, the Sassafras Baptist Church and Nichols Poultry, all within the community
Four minor shielded roads connect to the Bass Highway; the C153 (Native Plains Road) runs south toward Railton, while C704 (Oppenheims Road), C706 (East Sassafras Road) and C713 (Chapel Road) link the area to Harford and surrounding localities
The 2016 census recorded a population of 347 people in Sassafras, reflecting a small, close‑knit rural community
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