64 Irby Boulevard, Sisters Beach TAS 7321, Australia
The property is approximately 0.4 km from the Sisters Beach township, meaning it is within easy walking distance of local shops and amenities.
Razor Beach is about 1 km away, offering a three‑kilometre stretch of white sand. Rocky Cape National Park lies roughly 2 km from the house, and the nearby Banksia Grove (about 2 km) showcases the unique giant Banksia serrata trees.
Yes. Sisters Beach is named after the Sisters Hills, identified by Matthew Flinders in 1814, and the old Postman's Track, once the only land link between Emu Bay and Stanley, passes nearby. The Irby family, who purchased much of the land in the 1830s, also have historic ties to the locality.
The region is the only place in Tasmania where giant Banksia serrata grow naturally, often seen in the nearby Banksia Grove. This distinctive flora adds a special botanical interest to the area.
Lake Llewellyn, about 1.8 km away, provides opportunities for water‑based activities, while Heathy Hills (approximately 1.5 km) offers walking and scenic views of the surrounding countryside.
Building new homes in Sisters Beach is currently restricted due to the surrounding Rocky Cape National Park, helping preserve the natural environment around the house.
