Set in one of South Hobart's most tightly held pockets, this classic 1930's home on Wentworth Street pairs original character with genuine everyday liveability. From the moment you step inside, timber joinery, leadlight windows and high ceilings set the tone, while a considered layout keeps the living spaces practical for family life without disrupting the home's original flow.

The open-plan dining, family and kitchen zone forms the heart of the home, wrapped in timber-framed windows that flood the space with natural light and frame elevated views toward Kunanyi/Mount Wellington. The kitchen is fitted with a separate pantry and an island bench for casual dining, all set against white cabinetry and timber benchtops. A separate living room and library provides a quieter retreat, accompanied by a woodfire heater.

Accommodation comprises three generous bedrooms. The two at the front off the entry hall both feature built-in wardrobes, one also offering a built-in desk nook and opens directly onto the front verandah. The third bedroom sits adjacent to the main bathroom, which includes a combined bath and shower, plus a linen press for additional storage.

The lower ground floor sets this home apart, with a substantial utility room, workshop and storeroom offering the kind of flexible space families and hobbyists rarely find. With scope to reconfigure or renovate, it presents exciting opportunities for buyers. Off-street parking for two vehicles completes the practicalities of the home.

South Hobart remains one of the city's most sought-after suburbs, prized for its village feel and relaxed community atmosphere. Kunanyi/Mount Wellington rises directly behind with the Hobart CBD just a 5 minute drive away.