Legend has it the charming 1880's Tasmanian cottage was transported to its location by bullocks

A charming home for sale in a picturesque Tasmanian town is steeped in history.

As stated on the listing for 57 Doaks Road in Lilydale, “legend has it the cottage was transported to its location by a team of bullocks”.

The 1880’s cottage forms part of a two-for-one house deal, with the buyer entitled to not only the cottage but also a modern, eco-friendly, self-contained studio dwelling.

Agents Cheryl Atkinson and Lochie Reid of Living Here Launceston are accepting offers over $795,000.

Offers over $795,000

57 Doaks Road, Lilydale TAS 7268

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The cottage contains three bedrooms and one bathroom and has undergone a modern renovation.

As stated on the listing, new plumbing and electrics have been installed, along with a new roof and a fresh lick of paint.

There is instant street appeal with a white picket fence, charming red front door and front porch.

Interiors feature white, wood-panelled walls, floorboards, and there’s even a reference to bullocks in the form of wall art.

There’s also space to entertain with a sunroom and wraparound verandah.

A second income stream is possible with the addition of a contemporary studio.

The exterior is sleek with a black and timber aesthetic, which continues throughout the interior space.

Tasmanian Oak joinery is a standout design element and the expansive use of glass allows for breathtaking views of Mount Arthur.

Lilydale is a small, picturesque town in northern Tasmania, 28km northeast of Launceston. The town is known for its fine wines, gardens and bushwalking trails.

A local winery is just a five-minute drive away and shops, cafes and schools are in walking distance.