An original 'High-Country' property.

Tightly held for over half a century, this original Highlands shack offers a rare chance to secure a slice of Tasmanian nostalgia in one of the region’s most sought-after locations, Tods Corner.

Positioned moments from the shoreline of Great Lake and bordered only by Crown land, the property delivers privacy, space, and an authentic connection to the Central Highlands landscape - a lifestyle that doesn't come to the open market often.

Set on approximately 2,068m2 (half an acre), the block is framed by a blend of established ornamental pines and native Tasmanian gums, creating a sheltered, character-filled setting ideal for renovation of the existing dwelling or for starting again on the site.

The existing dwelling—an original iron-roofed, stucco-walled shack dating back to the 1930s—retains its rustic charm and presents a rewarding opportunity for renovation or reimagining (STCA). Inside, the layout is simple and functional, comprising of two bedrooms, a living area with scope to introduce an open fireplace, and a combined kitchen and dining space.

Outdoors, the property is well-suited to the Highlands lifestyle with a separate lock-up storage shed, and ample flat off-street parking for boats and four-wheel drives.

Convenience meets seclusion, with the Tods Corner boat ramp just five minutes away and the township of Miena—the heart of the Central Highlands—only a short 15-minute drive, offering essential supplies, accommodation, and dining options. The region’s renowned fishing destinations, including Arthurs Lake, Woods Lake, and Penstock Lagoon, are all within easy reach.

Whether you’re seeking a nostalgic retreat, a renovator’s project, or a base to explore Tasmania’s premier trout fishing waters, this is a unique opportunity to secure a property where location and lifestyle take centre stage.

To register your interest to bid on auction day, feel free to contact Nick Hay at Howell Property Group.

Howell Property Group has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee its validity. Prospective clients are advised to carry out their own investigations.

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