Browse property in Bass Highway

Bass Highway cuts through the modest, rural streetscape of Sassafras, a small community of 347 residents set against the Mersey River’s western edge. The highway’s south‑to‑north‑west orientation is framed by local landmarks such as the “Big Spud” sculpture, Sassafras Baptist Church and Nichols Poultry, giving the road a distinctly countryside character.

Four shielded minor roads branch from the highway, C153 (Native Plains Road), C704 (Oppenheims Road), C706 (East Sassafras Road) and C713 (Chapel Road), providing direct links to Railton, Harford, Port Sorell and other nearby localities. These connections, together with the highway’s regional corridor, support easy access to the surrounding hills, parkland and the nearby Long Hill Airport.