2 Clays Road, Bagdad TAS 7030, Australia
The property sits on approximately 25,592 m² of land, offering ample space for a house and potential outdoor uses.
Bagdad is located about 37 km north of Hobart, making the town a convenient commute to the capital.
Mountains such as Devils Backbone, Big Tom, and Devils Elbow are each roughly 2 km away, providing nearby walking and scenery opportunities.
The Midland Highway runs through Bagdad, linking Hobart and Launceston and giving easy road access to the house.
Bagdad began as an important horse‑changing rest area on the route up Constitution Hill, later becoming an area of orchards, mixed farms, and a commuter settlement; it was named by explorer Hugh Germain.
Bagdad is a small town that functions as a commuter settlement with a mix of orchards and small farms, offering a rural lifestyle within reach of Hobart.
