9/36 Franks Street
Falmouth, TAS 7215

Located on Tasmania's east coast where the Tasman Sea meets some of the cleanest air and clearest water globally, this flagship residence named "Saltwater" is part of an exclusive coastal development. The property is set on a substantial 7,842 square meter parcel of land with private direct access to the beach, a rare and highly sought-after position on this coastline.

The residence features four bedrooms and three bathrooms distributed across multiple living zones, each designed to maximize water views. The master bedroom is a private wing with a large walk-in robe and a full ensuite bathroom. Additionally, a second bedroom also includes an ensuite, making it ideal for extended family or guests seeking a similar level of comfort.

The interior design employs a deliberately understated palette with neutral tones, plantation shutters, and clean lines that allow the stunning views to take center stage. A Scandia fireplace anchors the main living area, providing warmth during cooler months, complemented by reverse-cycle climate control throughout the home. The kitchen is equipped with European appliances and underfloor heating, flowing seamlessly to outdoor entertaining areas on the north, west, and east sides of the house. This design ensures there is always a sheltered outdoor space and a sunny aspect to enjoy throughout the day.

On the southern side of the home, there is a spacious, newly constructed workshop and garage with concrete flooring. This area offers ample space for multiple vehicles, equipment, tools, and projects, all with ocean views from inside. The property is also designed for independent coastal living, featuring multiple water tanks and a heating system that combines electric heating with gas and electric hot water.

Falmouth is renowned for its natural beauty, consistently ranked among the world's most beautiful coastlines by international travel writers. The location is exceptional for surfers, with a break directly in front of the property that works well on the right swell, alongside the excellent Falmouth beach break and numerous other quality surf breaks nearby.

To the north lies the famous Bay of Fires, known for its white sand beaches and distinctive orange lichen-covered boulders. A short drive inland leads to St Helens and Blue Derby, home to world-class mountain bike trails attracting riders globally. The region is also dotted with East Coast vineyards and cellar doors producing cool-climate pinot noir and chardonnay wines that rival mainland offerings. To the south, Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay are regularly listed among the world's top beaches. Hobart and the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) are within easy reach for weekend visits, and Launceston Airport is approximately ninety minutes away with direct flights to Melbourne and Sydney.

Tasmania has quietly emerged as one of the most desirable lifestyle destinations in the southern hemisphere. It offers a clean, safe, uncrowded, and politically stable environment with natural surroundings increasingly sought after by buyers from Europe, Asia, and North America who find such environments scarce in their home countries.

"Saltwater" is more than just a beachfront house; it is a significant 7,842 square meter holding with private ocean access in one of the safest countries worldwide. The coastline here remains largely undeveloped, situated in a part of Tasmania that is just beginning to attract sophisticated travelers. Properties of this scale, location, and quality on Tasmania's east coast are extremely rare, making this an exceptional opportunity.

Price guide: Mid $3 million range.