14 Doolan Street

Invermay TAS 7248

123 m²

436 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Charming Character, Stylishly Renovated

Welcome to 14 Doolan Street, Invermay, a lovely character home dating back to 1920, offering a wonderful blend of period charm and modern living. From the moment you arrive, the wide front verandah and classic character features create a warm and inviting first impression. Inside, the central hallway leads to three generously sized bedrooms, with the master bedroom enjoying the added convenience of an ensuite& large wardrobes, and the remaining bedrooms also have built-in robes. The renovated open-plan living area brings the home beautifully into the modern day, with the lounge, dining and kitchen flowing seamlessly together and creating a wonderful space for everyday living and entertaining. Step outside onto the fantastic large deck, complete with bistro blinds, providing an ideal spot for entertaining or relaxing throughout much of the year. The home also benefits from double-glazed windows in all the bedrooms, reverse-cycle heating, excellent off-street parking and, particularly rare for Invermay, a double garage. Full of charm, warmth and practical features, this is a home that offers both character and contemporary comfort in a highly appealing package. Property Features Charming 1920 character home Wide, welcoming front verandah 3 generous-sized bedrooms Master bedroom with ensuite Built-in robes to other bedrooms Renovated open-plan kitchen, dining and living Spacious lounge area Large outdoor entertaining deck Bistro blinds to the deck Double-glazed front windows by Thermo wood Reverse-cycle heating Double garage plus Excellent off-street parking House size: 113m² Land size: 436m² Plenty of charm and character throughout A wonderful combination of period appeal and modern convenience Jenkins & Co Property Tasmania have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.