Set in one of New Town’s most sought-after streets, this 1920 Californian Bungalow is a spacious family residence that blends classic character with an impressively flexible floor plan, offering generous proportions and multiple living zones rarely found this close to the CBD.

A welcoming front porch with incredible timber detail leads into the formal entry hall, setting the tone for the scale and layout within. The main living room is positioned at the front of the home, featuring leadlight windows and gorgeous timber picture ledges wrapping around the room creating a warm and elegant space for relaxed evenings or entertaining.

In the centre of the home, a large dining room connects seamlessly with the recently updated kitchen, and meals area, forming the everyday heart of the house. From here, the layout opens into a family room and office space, perfectly suited to modern living.

Accommodation on the ground floor includes two generous bedrooms. The main bedroom is a true highlight, featuring a beautiful bay window, large proportions and built-in robes, creating a private and comfortable retreat. These bedrooms are serviced by a central bathroom, which has also been recently renovated, offering contemporary finishes while respecting the home’s original character.

Upstairs, two further bedrooms are complemented by dedicated study areas and built-in robes, creating an ideal retreat for children, guests or home office use. The second bathroom is located just downstairs to service these bedrooms whilst the large laundry is conveniently adjacent.

To the rear of the home, sits a light-filled family space and a sunroom providing versatile additional spaces that can be easily adapted to your needs. The sunroom is a flexible space and offers excellent potential to be utilised as an additional bedroom if required, further enhancing the home’s adaptability for growing families or multi-generational living.

A real highlight of the property is the wonderfully flat and expansive backyard, highlighted by a magnificent established tree that creates a natural centrepiece and a perfect setting for children, pets and outdoor entertaining. A garage is discreetly positioned for easy off-street parking, while the generous lawn and garden space take centre stage, offering exceptional outdoor amenity and future potential.

With its generous proportions, beautifully retained period features, recent renovations and superb outdoor space, 15 Bishop Street presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a substantial family home in one of Hobart’s most tightly held suburbs. Perfectly positioned within easy walking distance of local schools, cafés, public transport and New Town Plaza, and just minutes from the Hobart CBD, this exceptional residence delivers timeless character, modern comfort and everyday convenience in equal measure.

Property features:
• Period character residence in tightly held New Town location
• Four generous bedrooms across two levels
• Main bedroom with bay window and built-in robes
• Multiple fireplaces enhancing warmth and character
• Elegant picture rails and high ceilings throughout
• Formal living room with bay window
• Separate formal dining room
• Recently renovated kitchen with modern finishes
• Recently renovated main bathroom
• Light-filled meals area flowing from the kitchen
• Sunroom providing an additional living space
• Separate family room for relaxed everyday living
• Dedicated upstairs study area
• Second bathroom and full laundry facilities
• Flat, expansive backyard ideal for families and entertaining
• Magnificent established feature tree in the rear garden
• Undercover patio area for outdoor living
• Garage positioned to the rear of the property
• Approximate internal living area of 191sqm
• Approximate total usable area of 308sqm
• Walking distance to schools, cafés and public transport
• Close to New Town Plaza and everyday services
• Easy access to the Hobart CBD

Council rates: $3,850 pa approx
Water rates: $1,400 pa approx
Rental estimate: $900-$920 pw approx
Zoning: Inner residential
Year built: 1920