Situated on a large, flat block of land (1290 sqm), the home was built in the 1960s and has had a fresh makeover.

The butterfly plan design helps capture the best of the sun with expansive windows ensuring sunlight from early morning to late afternoon. The profile of the house plan and extensive glazing means sun penetrates into the house from the north-east in the morning to north-west in the afternoon.

A light and airy interior is complemented by the rich warmth of the polished Tasmanian oak floorboards throughout the home. The high ceilings create a greater volume in the interior living spaces which accentuates this feeling.

A contemporary kitchen fit-out flows into an open plan dining/living area. Heating is provided by a reverse cycle heat pump. Two bedrooms are generous in size, with the third being an ideal office or third bedroom. Each of these rooms share the same attributes of light and breezy interiors.

Extensive planting in the front of the house provides privacy and a lovely ambiance for outside living. There are some established fruit trees in the rear of the garden: walnut, hazelnut, quince, medlar, nectarine, fig and apricot. There is a workshop area under the house with light and power, together with a handy garden shed.

Two extensive decks on either side of the property create the perfect platform for outside entertaining and day-to-day living.

Dual driveway entries to the property allow for easy access and parking of work vehicles, caravan or a boat.

Spotlessly maintained inside and outside, this home has a special feeling of warmth and homeliness with the added bonus of a large backyard for endless opportunities, possibility of subdivision (STCA).

The Snug IGA, butcher, primary school, beach, doctor and the Snug Tavern are all close by.