St Leonards

Mixing the country and city, St Leonards sits right on the city fringe and offers all the charm of a small community

One of Launceston’s charms is its ability to combine the city and country - and St Leonards is one of the best examples of this opportunity.

Situated in the north of the city, here you can find large, flat blocks - a rarity in this hilly city - and solid family homes with plenty of space to move.

In addition, this is a popular area for new subdivisions, offering large rural blocks a mere 10 minutes drive from the CBD.

St Leonards Picnic Ground is a popular local space, right on the banks of the North Esk River with BBQs, picnic tables, play equipment and a recreation area that includes a popular fenced off-leash dog exercise area.

Public transport services the area, offering easy access to the city, and with schools, colleges and parks in the area, there’s plenty here for everyone.

This is a suburb on the move, seeing plenty of growth over the past few years, where the possibilities of space and connection to the nearby North Esk River and mountains make for idyllic living.

One of Launceston’s charms is its ability to combine the city and country - and St Leonards is one of the best examples of this opportunity. Situated in the north of the city, here you can find large, flat blocks - a rarity in this hilly city - and solid family homes with plenty of space to move. In addition, this is a popular area for new subdivisions, offering large rural blocks a mere 10 minutes drive from the CBD. St Leonards Picnic Ground is a popular local space, right on the banks of the North Esk River with BBQs, picnic tables, play equipment and a recreation area that includes a popular fenced off-leash dog exercise area. Public transport services the area, offering easy access to the city, and with schools, colleges and parks in the area, there’s plenty here for everyone. This is a suburb on the move, seeing plenty of growth over the past few years, where the possibilities of space and connection to the nearby North Esk River and mountains make for idyllic living.