52 Victoria Street, Fingal TAS 7214, Australia
52 Victoria Street is a standalone house located in the rural locality of Fingal, Tasmania.
The property is serviced by Route A4, known as the Esk Main Road, which runs through Fingal from the south‑west to the north‑east, providing direct road access.
Several heritage sites lie within 0.5 km, including St Joseph’s Catholic Church (0.3 km), the Tasmanian Hotel, St Peter’s Anglican Church, Talbot Arms, and the former Fingal Probation Station.
Yes, historic weather stations are nearby at Legge Street (0.4 km) and Fleming Street (0.8 km), offering long‑term climate records for the Fingal area.
The South Esk River flows through Fingal from north to south‑west, and the Fingal Rivulet is located about 1–2 km away from the house.
The 2016 census recorded a population of 405 residents in the state suburb of Fingal.
Fingal originated as a convict station in 1827 and was officially gazetted as a locality in 1965; it experienced a gold boom after Van Diemen’s Land’s first payable gold was found nearby at Mangana.
