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Lot 1 Dawkins Road, Beulah TAS 7306

Offers Over $690,000

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$690k - $725k Transparent Transparent Listing Based on an openly advertised listing price.

Land 34 Beds 84 acres

Listed: 24 days ago

Updated: 13 hours ago

Overview

Occupying a significant position in the sought-after Lower Beulah district, this expansive rural property of approximately 34 hectares (86 acres) offers a productive and versatile landscape well-suited for various agricultural pursuits. With gently rolling contours and fertile pasture, the land is ideally configured for grazing and cultivation, reflecting its established history in both livestock grazing and potato production.

Water access is a key asset here, featuring frontage along the Minnow River, supplemented by a spring-fed dam, natural creek systems, and a substantial 20 megalitre water licence, ensuring reliable irrigation potential and stock water availability. This abundance of water resources enhances the property's agricultural viability and long-term sustainability.

The terrain is predominantly open grazing country, enhanced by strategically planted shelter belts and clusters of mature timber, which provide essential wind protection for livestock and contribute to the property's aesthetic appeal. These natural elements not only improve animal welfare but also create a visually attractive and environmentally considerate farming environment.

This rural holding represents an excellent opportunity for a range of buyers including farmers seeking to expand their operations, those requiring reliable runoff land, or lifestyle buyers looking to enjoy the tranquillity and rural charm of North West Tasmania. The dual frontage to Dawkins Road and Lower Beulah Road further facilitates easy access for agricultural machinery and vehicles.

Approximately 34 hectares (86 acres) of productive grazing land
Established history in grazing and potato cultivation
Minnow River frontage enhancing water access
Spring-fed dam and natural creek systems
20 megalitre water licence for irrigation and stock needs
Protective shelter belts and significant timbered areas
Dual road frontage supporting operational logistics
Suitable for grazing, runoff, farming, or lifestyle purposes

As land parcels of this nature become increasingly scarce in the Beulah area, this property stands out for its productive soil, dependable water supply, and agricultural versatility. Its attributes position it well for consideration by farmers, investors, and lifestyle purchasers alike, all seeking quality rural land with enduring value in a tightly held farming community.

Local Market Insights

In Beulah, Quiet Listings observed 5 new parcels of land entering the market over the last 30 days, up from 4 during the previous 30-day period, with an average advertised asking price of $350,000. The property type mix of listed properties is predominantly Land at 42%, followed by houses (42%), and villas (8%). The most active agency for land in the Beulah area is currently Roberts Real Estate Launceston (Head Office), representing 60% of new listings, followed by Roberts Real Estate Nicholson with 20%. These insights are based on agencies currently monitored by Quiet Listings and are updated as the local market changes.

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the property information provided, no guarantee is given. Buyers should independently verify all details, inclusions, availability, pricing, and other relevant information directly with the listing agent before relying on this information.