Frost Street

Upcoming units in quiet Snug suburbia.

Frost Street is located in a quiet residential area, within a short walking distance of the beach and local shops.

These new architecturally designed units sit close to CHT facilities and provide access to the Community Centre.

9 units meet the Gold Livable Housing Design standards, and unit 10 meets Platinum.

Frost Street, Snug Tasmania

Ingoing Contributions

2 Bedrooms from $650,000

This exciting modern development consists of ten spacious units with village community centre access.

Call 03 6239 3514

Features
  • Gold & Platinum level Livable Housing Design Standards
  • Architecturally Designed
  • Outdoor Living Space
  • Native Gardens
  • Community Centre Access
  • 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms
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"It's a magic environment"
Pat (Retirement Village Resident)

We had thirty years on acreage. I'm visually impaired and it was becoming obvious that my husband was going to have to do everything. We've been here almost five years. It's quiet, the neighbours are wonderful. We can sit and have happy hour and watch the sunset on the mountain. We keep the garden and grow a few veggies and our ornamental trees - but we don't have to cut the grass! There are always people around if you need help. It's just a magic environment. I think we're lucky that we choose the best.

"We’re just really pleased that we’re here."
John & Ellie (Retirement Village Resident)

I thought retirement villages were the pits, that’s until I met John, who already lived here. I was surprised. It’s so spacious and well appointed. I’m a member of the auxiliary and we often say to each other “This is a retirement village, but we’re never home!” because we’re in community activities. John goes to the gym, I volunteer as a gardener. It’s nice to be neighbourly without invading people’s privacy. It’s nice when we go away, knowing that our neighbours have an eye on the place. We’re just really pleased that we’re here.