Nestled within a tightly held enclave of Sandy Bay, this distinctive mid-century modern residence enjoys an elevated position with extensive views across Hobart’s cityscape, the sparkling River Derwent and kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

Bathed in all-day sunshine and brimming with character, the home offers a rare opportunity to secure a piece of local history in one of Hobart’s most sought-after locations.

Originally constructed in 1960 and coming to market for the first time since 1967, this much-loved family home has had only two custodians across its six decades.

The residence retains its original charm with a level of craftsmanship that is impeccably preserved, including extensive use of varying warm timbers, Tas Oak flooring, bottle glass and designed to maximise natural light. Original light fittings are carefully stored, ready to be reinstated if desired.

A wide, welcoming entrance opens into the sun-filled lounge, with original wall dividers and vast picture windows framing the incredible view. An original fireplace remains functional, also fitted with efficient electric heating for year-round comfort.

The adjoining dining area flows seamlessly from the lounge, while the kitchen remains a time capsule of mid-century ingenuity, complete with its original cabinetry and clever storage solutions, a servery to the dining room and an electric oven, stovetop and dishwasher - all in excellent working order.

A delightful corner space, once used as a sewing area, is bathed in natural light and enjoys breathtaking views, providing the perfect nook for breakfast, reading, work or quiet contemplation.

Four bedrooms provide comfort for the whole family, three of which include built-in wardrobes. The bathroom, with its walk-in shower and vanity, remains in pristine condition, accompanied by a separate toilet.

Outdoors, established gardens have been carefully tended over the years. The expansive backyard provides a secure, fully fenced haven for children or pets to enjoy, surrounded by mature trees, blooming florals and low-maintenance lawns.

Entertaining is a true delight, with a private courtyard delivering a peaceful setting for al fresco enjoyment, along with the large, sun-drenched balcony where the iconic views stretch as far as the Tasman Bridge.

Beneath the home lies a rare bonus – a dedicated artist’s studio, once belonging to renowned Hobart artist and homeowner Barbara Cauvin. Complete with bench space and sink, this inspiring space could serve as a creative retreat, workshop or home office.

Space for laundry facilities is located adjacent to the kitchen and there is no shortage of storage throughout, including hallway linen closet, entrance-way cupboards and beneath the house.

Modern conveniences have been thoughtfully integrated, with new reverse-cycle air conditioning in both the kitchen and master bedroom. A secure garage and additional off-street parking add to the home’s practicality.

Located along prestigious Churchill Avenue, the property is just a short stroll to Lower-Sandy Bay’s shopping village, Long Beach promenade and the leafy Alexandra Battery parklands - the perfect place to watch the ever-changing activity across the river.

Families will appreciate the proximity to quality schools including The Fahan School, The Hutchins School, Mount Carmel College, Sandy Bay Infant School and UTAS, with a bus stop conveniently positioned just a few steps from the front door.

With solid foundations, enduring warmth and remarkable views, this home offers the perfect canvas for a sympathetic renovation or a considered modern upgrade. Whether preserving retro-glory or gently reimagining for contemporary living, this property has the hallmarks of a forever home where future generations can create memories while honouring the history that has shaped it for sixty-five years.