Ensorcelled

Ensorcelled will cast a spell on you. Bewitched by sun and views, this property is sure to impress. With the stunning Schouten Beach and Gordon Street boat ramp just across the road, Ensorcelled is in an enviable location in the seaside township of Swansea on Tasmania's scenic East Coast. It has been purposely designed to encompass the panoramic pleasures of Great Oyster Bay and the iconic Freycinet Peninsula. The space Explore, Relax and Rejuvenate at this unique property. Proudly and professionally managed by Freycinet Holiday Houses. This modern home provides comfortable living on three different levels. Featuring polished floorboards, three large decks for outside entertainment, and four comfortable bedrooms, two with ensuites, this stunning house offers all the comforts for families and friends travelling together. The fantastic ocean and mountain views are the charm of this property. Its prime waterfront position lets you enjoy and immerse in the stunning scenery from the comfort of the house. A contemporary wood fire in the living room is available for guests from May to September, and a reverse heat pump keeps you warm all year round. There are several wineries and great restaurants just down the road. There are also many other local attractions for those wishing to explore the surroundings. Features: - Across the road from Schouten Beach and Gordon Street boat ramp - Wood fireplace (May to September only) - Wi-Fi - Four Bedrooms - Three large decks - Two living areas - Three bathrooms - Reverse aircon - Bathtub - Coffee pod machine - Dishwasher - Microwave - Washing machine and dryer - Sundeck - Books - Large flat-screen TV - Self-contained - Quality linen & towels provided - Portacot - Highchair - Hair dryer - Table tennis Guest access When booking this holiday house, you are booking the whole house. Other things to note Swansea is about 2-hour drive from Hobart & 2.5 hour's drive from Launceston (if you drive down the Midland Hwy and across from Campbell town) Please be careful driving at night; as soon as the sun starts going down, the native wildlife starts to come out. It is advisable to try to be at your next destination before dark, wherever you are driving in Tasmania. Registration Details DA2003/009