The vendors are prepared to discuss, an all inclusive sale to help make your airbnb dreams a reality.
The most convenient of inner-city lifestyle locations and a welcoming well-kept and maintained character, a charming light filled ambience seldomly found in classic homes of the 1920 era.
A much younger presentation than the build year reflects, sympathetic and carefully maintained, this home has been nursed with the old-fashioned care, attention, and pride.
Smart updates such as Tas Oak fronted cabinetry in the generous bedrooms, and bathroom, add versatility, functionality, and livability.
Vehicle access from Queens Street and dual pedestrian access from Jones Street frontage, the attractive facade is one that's widely admired.
The rear entrance/mudroom is light filled and a practical, level, and easy access to utilise.
A separate kitchen on your left for consistent reproduction of the family's favorite gourmet classics, adjacent a roomy dining space with warm rich myrtle floorboards, open plan to the homes magnificent living room with log-fire effect heater, an ambiance all of its own.
A central ducted reverse cycle heating system for all year comfort, provides an even and calm temperature throughout.
Beautiful large bedrooms, a study or utility space fronting Jones Street, enjoys the Port and Seaview's as well.
Fretwork in the main entrance, classic deep architraves, exquisite lead-light features, working sash and casement style windows, solid internal doors with glass inserts and antique style door hardware, complete the finishing touches that inspire true appreciation.
A brick wall feature, a timeless mantle, a clawfoot bath and high ceiling, a bathroom combining the elements, simplistic yet beautiful.
The 3rd bedroom on the lower level provides some versatility in its floor plan position, ideal reading or sitting space if required.
On the upper level it's all about the children's escape, a retreat and haven for play, a narrow child friendly walk-through to a sunken North Facing bedroom and window in the gable, a true prince or princesses quarters bestowed upon, or more likely possession from the first inspection!
A lifestyle from a bygone era, a busy port and industry precinct, the stories this traditional masterpiece could tell of Burnie's evolution to today's cafe, modern restaurant, and foreshore boardwalk.
A real sense of stepping back in time, a relaxing vibe and undoubtedly spoilt for space.
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Additional Property Information:
Year Built: 1920
Council Rates: TBC
Water Rates: $1,277.12pa + usage charges
Land size: 504m2 approx
Floor size: 267m2 approx
Council: Burnie
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