In 1804, a gentleman named William Paterson arrived aboard a fleet of 4 ships in York Cove, some 45 minutes from this location. Two years on and Paterson, along with his wife Elizabeth moved south and settled in Launceston. Being a generous man, he granted a number of parcels of land to ex-soldiers and convicts, but the best land was given to his wife Elizabeth Driver where they grazed their cattle. This is Drivers Run. - 16 lots ranging from 1.02ha to 8.05ha - Perched on the Eastern side of Launceston, all day sun - A diverse range of lots, bush blocks or flat open pastures - Private and expansive - Access to a 117ha private and protected reserve that runs along Distillery Creek - Walking, horse riding and mountain bike tracks in the reserve - Titles issued and services connected - Great space for the children to run around in a safe environment - Minutes from Newstead...