Autumn Acreage Appeal For Your Kentish Property

March is upon us and the property market continues to ask one thing, lifestyle.  Interest remains strong for manageable acreage, typically from 1 to 10 acres, where people can enjoy space, privacy and a little more breathing room. It’s not about having everything perfect. It’s about comfort, potential and long term living.  Some buyers would love a shed. Others simply want room to add one later. Solar is attractive with rising power costs, and wood heating is popular as we head toward winter, but what truly matters is that a property feels solid, well cared for and offers lifestyle opportunity.  The most active price bracket continues to sit between $600,000 & $800,000. These buyers are serious and financially prepared.  Stamp duty is also part of the conversation. On a $750,000 purchase in Tasmania, it can be close to $25,000. Buyers today are calculating the total cost to buy, not just the advertised price. This doesn’t indicate a softening market, it simply reflects careful planning.  For sellers, the key takeaway is reassuring: you don’t need every modern upgrade to attract interest. Many buyers are looking for good foundations, usable land and the ability to make a property their own over time.

If you’ve quietly wondered whether your acreage home might suit today’s market, there is real enquiry out there.

Buyer Tip – March

Focus on lifestyle first. Features can be added over time, but location and land cannot be changed.

Seller Tip – March

Serious buyers are active now, so clear pricing and strong presentation can make all the difference early.

Property of the Month

374 Nowhere Else Road, Nowhere Else – Offers Over $1,299,000

On 50 acres this private turnkey family home offers plenty of living zones, wood fire & rural views plus renovated pastures divided into 9 paddocks/troughs, machinery shedding & solar. Exceptional water security with dam & springs. Space, privacy & genuine country capability in one complete lifestyle package