2/17 Marlborough Street

Sandy Bay TAS 7005

124 m²

135 m²

Villa

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Private, spacious & water/Casino views

Great buying and set in an exceptional location, this inviting villa enjoys the peace and privacy of a level access road, complemented by sweeping, picturesque views where you can take in Mount Wellington, the Hobart CBD, and the Derwent River. The home features a generous open-plan living and dining area, enhanced by raked cathedral ceilings and a north-facing aspect that captures natural light and the amazing outlook. The well-equipped kitchen includes a dishwasher and abundant storage, while year-round comfort is ensured with both a cosy wood heater and a reverse cycle heat pump. The home comprises three spacious bedrooms, each with built-in robes and excellent storage options. The layout is perfectly suited to a small family, downsizers, professional couples, or investors seeking a quality property in a tightly held, premium suburb. Conveniently located close to the University of Tasmania and just a short drive to the city centre, local beaches, cafes and restaurants. Thome also offers low-maintenance outdoor spaces, including landscaped gardens and a charming courtyard. Parking is well catered for with a spacious single undercover carport and additional off-street space. About Sandy Bay Sandy Bay's median 3 bedroom unit price of $937,500 is growing quickly (up 15.4% May 25-Apr 26) and is well regarded as one of Tasmania's most premiere suburbs with easy access to Hobart's CBD and world-famous Salamanca, it is home to Nutgrove and Long Beach, Wrest Point Casino and great local shopping, trendy cafes and excellent schools. About Hobart Tasmania's infrastructure pipeline over the next decade exceeds $30 billion, providing long-term economic confidence and employment stability. Major projects include a $500m restaurant and entertainment precinct at Berriedale, $700m in newly announced health funding, and the Macquarie Point $1b+ multi-purpose roofed stadium—set to become the most significant infrastructure project in southern Tasmania's history. Tasmania achieved 100% renewable electricity generation in 2020, powered by hydro, wind and solar energy—reflecting the state's strong environmental focus. The information contained herein has been supplied to us and, while believed to be accurate, cannot be guaranteed. All interested parties should undertake their own enquiries to verify the information provided. The vendor reserves the right to accept offers prior to the advertised open home times.