Perfectly positioned in central New Town sits a remarkable home of generous proportions and attractive street appeal where old-world charm meets contemporary style and sumptuous family living.

Deceptively spacious, the expansive property is set across two titles, on an 857m2 allotment. Constructed in 1919, the Inter-War Period residence retains many features from its original build, including sky-high ceilings, ornate lead-lighting, picture rails, and intricate ceiling cornices and mouldings.

Modern renovations now seamlessly blend with traditional surrounds to create a warm and inviting living space filled with contemporary convenience, fit for the 21st century lifestyle.
Within the spacious abode, multiple living spaces are presented, for both formal and casual occasions. From the wide entranceway, a light-filled sitting room with window seats bathes in sunshine, perfect for watching the world go by. The sunny space flows into the kitchen, with room to dine-in.

Across the hall, a cosy loungeroom with open fireplaces nestled within original wooden mantlepieces incorporates the large dining room, ideal for entertaining and formal events.

The well-equipped kitchen is a chef’s dream, with an industrial-grade gas oven, stovetop, and rangehood taking pride of place. Sleek black granite benchtops glisten, and there is an abundance of cabinet and countertop space, including a pull-out pantry. Further along the hall, a walk-in pantry provides additional storage space.

The home enjoys a combination of plush carpeting, polished timber floorboards and stylish tiles throughout. A bespoke office has been implemented, appealing to those who work from home.

The ground level is serviced by a bright bathroom containing a spa bath, shower, and a vanity, with a separate toilet nearby. The laundry enjoys direct access to the yard and clothesline.

Towards the rear of the home, indoors extend out, taking full advantage of the glorious all-day sunshine. Extensive double glazing slides open to the paved courtyard overlooking the abundant gardens.

Quality accommodation comprises of four generous bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes. Perfect for guests, one double bedroom is located on the lower level, while upstairs is home to the remaining sleeping quarters. The master bedroom is drenched in sunshine and enjoys dual access to the bathroom with a luxurious step-up spa bath and separate powder room.

Outhouses that once served as accommodation when the property operated as a boarding house are now configured to contain a fully equipped brewery, malt house, and an indoor entertaining space complete with a bar. There’s also an abundance of storage space, and a powder room. A generous workshop is also on-site, with three-phase power and plenty of in-built shelving and additional storage.

Within the fully fenced, private, and secure grounds, fresh seasonal produce has been cultivated, with vegetable patches full of healthy greens, garlic, radishes, snow peas, olive trees, and a variety of herbs. Citrus trees of lime, Kaffir lime and lemons combined with raspberries and peaches provide fresh fruit.

Established trees and low-maintenance plants and florals surround the home at both the front and the rear of the property, including , a dwarf Japanese Red Maple, Chinese Elm, and majestic Silver Birch. A pond filled with goldfish adds to the tranquil surrounds.
The driveway offers off-street parking for up to three vehicles, with plenty of space within the gates for additional cars, as well as a carport.

Additional features that add to the home’s modern convenience include al fire sprinkler system throughout the house, a ducted vacuum system, continuous natural gas hot water, NBN optical fibre, an alarm system, sensor lights, and panel heating in each room of the house.

Ideally situated across from the Hill Street Grocer, and less than ten minutes’ walk to the vibrant North Hobart strip, this classic home of overly generous proportions and contemporary style is a hidden gem in the tightly held New Town locale.

Council rates: $3,148 pa approx
Water rates: $2,280 pa approx
Year built: 1919
Construction: Brick