Reuben Valley Estate | Brochure

A boutique release of 22 land lots

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Reuben Valley Estate

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In the heart of Tasmania’s iconic Tamar Valley region, comes Reuben Valley Estate – a boutique subdivision of 22 premium land lots in Beaconsfield. Only 35 minutes drive north of Launceston, Reuben Valley masterfully sets the scene for your most convenient, 01 country-style sanctuary.

The Tamar Valley blends pristine spaces, breathtaking landscapes and (officially) the world’s freshest air.

Tamar Valley, TAS

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Make this place home

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Secure your chance to build your own vision of perfection within this exclusive location. With the flexibility to bring your own architect and builder, or build with our partner Wilson Homes, the choice is yours in shaping a home worthy of its stunning surroundings.

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Ranging from 688m2 to 1902m2 – each attractive and well-sized lot boasts another possibility to tap into this unmatched locale, adding to the picturesque landscape with your exquisite new home.

Space to build dreams

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Nestled amid gentle slopes and lush greenery, the high-prized aesthetic offers a winning combination of scenic views and tree-lined surroundings – all situated close to the Tamar River.

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The Tamar Valley

Known for its unspoiled natural beauty, rich soil, and welcoming atmosphere, Tasmania’s north combines world-class scenery with award-winning produce, hallmarked with the gentle ease and comfort of community-enriched living.

Peppered with quaint coastal towns, rural delicacies and picture-postcard sights, the Tamar Valley region dives further into the state’s unparalleled richness of wonders — extending beyond the natural order to render extraordinary one-of-a-kind experiences. So whether your weekends call for ‘spirited adventure’, ‘gate gourmet’ or ‘cosy relaxation’, allow your brand-new backyard to sizeably cater for all.

Nearby nature abounds at the Holwell Gorge reserve, only 10 km south of Beaconsfield, with tall trees, gushing waterfalls and a scenic walking track.

Though as you venture beyond the immediate surroundings, a plethora of inspiration awaits.

Up the road (7km), sitting on the northern reaches of the Tamar River comes Beauty Point — a peaceful riverside romantic town with the world’s first seahorse aquarium.

At the mouth of the Tamar River lies Greens Beach, a take-off point for wildlife-rich Narawntapu National Park, offering a host of excellent fishing spots and coastal escapades.

Across the river marks the well-known George Town, home of the Bass & Flinders Maritime Museum — a village brimming with historical sites and stories. But for the greatest picture of coastline, no weekend would feel complete without visiting LowHead — to look out and marvel at the wildly wondrous Bass Strait and admire the iconic Lighthouse.

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Serenity

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Home of the Wine Route

With its idyllic cool-climate conditions, Tasmania is indeed the oldest wineproducing region of Australia — so rest assured, you’re in good company with upwards of 30 wineries in the vicinity.

The Tamar Valley Wine Trail also has a global reputation for its sparkling wines, sharing a comparable latitudinal position and similar growing conditions to the French region of Champagne.

As you trail from cellar door to cellar door through the state’s most beloved winegrowing region – you’ll pass through winding orchards, lavender farms and rich forests to reveal the crisp, uninterrupted lookouts that perfectly match the wine.

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Holm Oak, Rowella

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A labour of love for winemaker Bec Duffy and her husband Tim Duffy, Holm Oak opened in 2013 with a dream to craft wines that reflect their personalities – honest, down to earth, genuine and authentic.

The duo push boundaries and experiment with new techniques, but always remain true to Tasmania’s highly regarded winemaking reputation.

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01...................................................Bellbuoy Beach 02..................................... Low Head Lighthouse 03.....................................................Greens Beach 04............................... Low Head Penguin Tours 05.........................................Delamere Vineyards 06.................................. George Town Seafoods 07....................Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails 08.........................................Floating Sauna Lake 09....................................................The River Cafe 10.................................................. Seahorse World 11........................Beauty Point Waterfront Hotel 12.......................................... Holm Oak Vineyards 13................................................ Clover Hill Wines 14................................................. Goaty Hill Wines 15.............................................. Moores Hill Estate 16..................................Swinging Gate Vineyard 17.............................. Hillwood Berries Farmgate 18...................................................The Cabin Cafe 19.................................................. Brady's Lookout 20................................................ Rosevears Hotel 21........................Turner Stillhouse Gin Distillery 22.................................Grindelwald Golf Course 23......................................... Josef Chromy Wines

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TIPPOGOREE HILLS FOREST RESERVE

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Long Reach

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Hillwood

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Tamar Valley

Turners Marsh

Gravelly Beach

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Glengarry Frankford

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Notley Hills

Grindelwald

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Legana

Bridgenorth

REEDY MARSH FOREST RESERVE

Newnham

Mowbray

Birralee

Invermay Rosevale

Launceston

Selbourne

Kings Meadows Quamby Bend

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Westwood Hadspen

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Josef Chromy, Relbia

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Based at the state-of-the-art Josef Chromy winery in Relbia, just south of Launceston, Head Chef Nick Raitt creates masterpieces utilising the best of local produce. The restaurant has been awarded one Chef Hat in the Australian Good Food Guide every year since 2017.

You can enjoy the vineyard's exceptional cool climate wines with your meal – the winery produces Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc varietals.

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Beaconsfield

Step into Tasmania's best kept secret: Once the state's most prosperous gold town, Beaconsfield carries a distinguished mining legacy that remains active today.

Experience the toast of local culture, small-town comforts and city connectivity in this inspiring location. Blending rustic surrounds with a sleepy-village atmosphere, Beaconsfield delivers a charming, community lifestyle for those who seek the best out of life.

With its colourful stories of pioneer travels, wealth and survival, the historic setting remains home to several traditional and old-world architectural gems, including the timber Holy Trinity Church and beloved mining cottages. The Beaconsfield Mine and Heritage Museum plays host to sharing the vivid stories of the area’s past.

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A Taste Of Local

The region's renowned fresh and fabulous local produce is set to fill your new pantry, as you follow your food from paddock to plate at some of the country’s most fertile sustainable farms and artisanal producers.

Specialising in cheeses, cider, truffles, cherries and much more — there’s no shortage of foraging to be done. Stop by and shop directly at farm-gates and distilleries – as you get seasonably acquainted with all the region’s dedicated growers and makers.

With the added splendour of the region’s best food and wine at your doorstep, there’s no shortage of appeal in making this foodie mecca your new permanent address.

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01................................. Cabbage Tree Hill Wines 02....................... Birch Grove Gardens Nursery 03.......... Beaconsfield District Health Service 04...........................................Holy Trinity Church 05................................................ Doctors Surgery 06.................................... West Tamar Pharmacy 07...................................................... Tennis Courts 08..........................................Beaconsfield Meats 09....................................... Miners Gold Brewery 10.......................................................Australia Post 11................................... Child and Family Centre 12............................... Mine and Heritage Centre 13................................................IGA Supermarket 14.........................Beaconsfield Primary School 15.............................................................Skate Park

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Door to Desk → 35 Minutes

With Reuben Valley only a 35-minute drive north of Launceston, you’re perfectly positioned to enjoy the best of both city lights and country delights.

If you need to get a ferry back to the mainland, it’s a mere 55-minute drive to Devonport for the Spirit of Tasmania.

Fast expanding in budding popularity, with its impressive string of local amenities, community atmosphere and world-class food and wine culture, Beaconsfield plays a comfortable host to city commuters — offering the ultimate high-prized, closeby living escape.

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Low Head

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One of Tasmania’s most beautiful beaches, and home to the iconic Penguin Tour, Low Head is a world away. Get on your bike to explore the area and its breathtaking views. Hire a kayak, swim or paddle board at Lagoon Beach, or simply enjoy walking the extensive paths that run along the shoreline, past the famous Low Head Lighthouse.

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Marbella Developments

With a community-first approach, Marbella builds meaningful boutique lifestyle destinations – paving the way for attractive, atmospheric places people want to live.

Mindfully exploring regional and remote areas across the country, each development site seeks to be more than simply a housing estate — but a unique ambience and environment with the communal spirit to thrive.

Wilson Homes

Our preferred and trusted builder, Wilson Homes, is locally-based and nationally recognised. They maintain an exceptional delivery standing, alongside expert knowledge of the area-specific conditions and trends.

From contemporary to heritageinspired new homes, the awarded team are proficient in working closely with you to ensure your vision is fully realised — satisfying the latest design and construction standards to render outstanding and lifetime-worthy results.

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