9 Church Road
gretna
TAS, 7140

• "The Rectory", former Parsonage character home
• 4 Generous bedrooms, separate formal lounge
• Large master bedroom with walk in - robe and ensuite
• Country timber kitchen, open living dining lounge
• Separate bathroom and separate laundry
• Wood heater, 2 heat pumps, 4 open fireplaces, ornate mantles
• Ducted ceiling heating, 10-foot ceilings, picture rails
• New roof, new veranda and freshly painted
• Man cave / garage, double bay workshop storage shed
• Town water, top paddock underground irrigation
• 20 Solar panels, NBN Satellite
• Fully fenced, secure yard, 1.254 ha
• 18 minutes' drive to New Norfolk, approx. 1 hour to Hobart's CBD
• Inspections by appointment only

Historic Information
"The Rectory" is well over 110 years old, but its story starts
with the founding of St Marys Anglican Church which was
consecrated on June 1st, 1848.
The Church was built on high ground overlooking the main road from New Norfolk to Hamilton in an area known as Macquarie Plains. The Church was known as the Woolpack Church because of its proximity to the Woolpack Inn the local public house
which dated back to the 1820s. The Parsonage was built some 50 years after the Church and was located on the corner of the main road from New Norfolk to Hamilton and the road to the Church. Over the following years the area became known as Gretna
and the Parsonage became known as "The Rectory". Partly sourced, The Mercury 1896.