The villa sits high in a quiet cul-de-sac among the newer homes of Anita Place. From there the Derwent River opens up below, the hills roll away on the far shore, and kunanyi stands behind it all. It is one of just five villas in a small, tidy complex with no body corporate. That means no levies, no committee and no one else's rules.
Step inside and the light gets you first. The living room is wrapped in big windows, so the view becomes the artwork, and a reverse cycle heat pump keeps it comfortable through a Hobart winter. A soft arched opening, the kind of detail you rarely see now, frames the way through to dining. The kitchen is clean and white, with subway tiles, a Miele dishwasher, a built-in microwave and a full height pantry. Even washing up comes with a view.
Two good sized bedrooms both have built in robes. The bathroom has a separate shower under a rain head, a full-size bath for the slow nights and a modern vanity, with a separate toilet next door. The laundry steps straight out to the rear deck. It is a spot for coffee as the river wakes up, or a barbecue as the lights come on across Glenorchy.
Underneath is the part people do not expect. A remote opens into a large garage and storage space, room for the car, a proper workshop, the bikes, the kayak and every box you have been meaning to sort. The yard is fully enclosed.
It is leased until early 2027. That makes it a ready made investment today, and a home to move into once the lease ends. Shops, schools, parks and transport are all minutes away, and the city is an easy drive.
Why this one. Big views and storage most houses would envy, all in a two-bedroom villa that has been genuinely cared for. Homes with this outlook at this end of the market do not come up often.
Inspect with Leslie Barker or Yatin Sharma, PRD Hobart.
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