Bridport properties with rare history hit the market at same time
Two unusual Bridport homes list together: a $2.5 million farmhouse with salvaged church fittings, and a $799,000 house with a trotting track.
An industrial farmhouse on 95 acres at Ironstone Park is listed with expectations of more than $2.5 million. Built six years ago on a former 1950s property site, it kept an internal brick wall as a feature.
A light fitting inside came from a Melbourne church the owner's father was renovating. The property was named after iron found in the ground.
Two kilometres away, a 19-acre home called Kilbarra is listed for $799,000-plus. A three-bedroom 1970s property, it includes a former trotting track that runs around the perimeter where a previous owner trained horses.
The real estate agent says both have attracted mainland interest and locals vying for each, with horse lovers eyeing the Kilbarra property.
- More than 2.5 million dollars
- Ironstone Park price
- 95 acres
- Ironstone Park size
- 799,000 dollars-plus
- Kilbarra price
- Two kilometres
- Distance between properties
Why it mattersThe two properties show the range of Bridport real estate and the appeal of unusual features to buyers willing to travel far to find them.
AustraliaA snapshot of rural Tasmania's property market, with interest from across Australia in properties with distinctive character and history.
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