44 Bridge Street, Ross TAS 7209, Australia
The property sits on a land parcel of 5,314 m². It is a standalone house within this sizable block.
Ross Bridge is approximately 1 km away, making it a short walk from the property. The sandstone bridge is a notable landmark built by convict labour in 1836.
The town of Ross itself is listed on the Register of the National Estate, and many sandstone buildings, including the Ross Bridge, are heritage‑listed. Nearby heritage sites include the Ross Town Hall and Council Chambers (0.9 km) and the former Ross Female Factory Cottage (0.7 km).
Within about 1 km you’ll find the Tasmanian Wool Centre (0.9 km), Ross Village Bakery/Kiki’s Delivery Service (approximately 1 km), and the Ross Hotel (0.9 km). The Ross Motel and Ross Bakery Inn are also nearby, each around 1 km away.
The Ross Anglican Cemetery is just 0.5 km from 44 Bridge Street, a brief walk from the house.
The Macquarie River flows through Ross and the town centre. While the exact distance from the house is not listed, the river is a prominent feature of the village and is close to Bridge Street.
Bridge Street is part of the historic core of Ross, which includes sandstone structures such as the Ross Bridge (1.1 km) and nearby heritage buildings like the former Army Orderly Room and the Ross War Memorial Building within a kilometre.
