Some homes are designed to accommodate life. Others are designed to elevate it.
Created by acclaimed architect Mark Linardi, 71 Burwood Drive is a distinctive Blackmans Bay residence where architecture, natural light and an extraordinary sense of place come together. Positioned to capture an expansive panorama across the River Derwent towards South Arm, Opossum Bay and beyond, the home also takes in the unmistakable silhouette of the Iron Pot, a constantly changing backdrop of water, sky and landscape.
From the moment you arrive, the architectural intent is evident. Sculptural lines, extensive glazing and considered outdoor spaces create a residence that feels at home in its leafy and established landscape.
Inside, light becomes a defining feature. Double glazing throughout frames the views while creating a beautifully insulated and comfortable environment, with multiple living zones allowing the home to adapt effortlessly to family life, entertaining or quiet retreat.
The main living level is designed around connection - expansive interiors flowing naturally to outdoor terraces and entertaining spaces, while the upper media room provides an entirely separate environment for movie nights, music or relaxed downtime, complete with surround sound.
The kitchen forms a natural social hub, opening to the living and dining areas and extending the home's generous entertaining capacity. Across the residence, the accommodation has been thoughtfully separated to provide both privacy and flexibility, including a luxurious master suite with its own private outlook and the added indulgence of a laundry chute connecting directly to the laundry below.
Comfort is uncompromised, with ducted heating and cooling throughout, double glazing and a considered orientation that makes the most of both the views and the changing Tasmanian light.
And then there is the garden.
Fully fenced and beautifully established, the grounds balance manicured ornamental plantings with productive vegetable gardens and generous areas of lawn. Multiple outdoor spaces offer options for morning coffee, long lunches, sunset drinks or larger gatherings, while the architecture provides a backdrop that is particularly striking as the lights of the surrounding landscape begin to glow.
A double garage, multiple off-street parking spaces and excellent separation between the home's living areas add the practical elements expected of a residence of this calibre.
Beyond the property, the lifestyle is equally compelling. The nearby Peter Murrell Reserve provides an extensive network of walking and cycling trails connecting Blackmans Bay through to Howden, offering an immediate connection to the natural landscape while remaining within easy reach of Blackmans Bay Beach, local amenities and Hobart.
This is more than a home with a view. It is a considered architectural residence with a rare sense of place, where sophisticated design meets the relaxed rhythm of Blackmans Bay and the extraordinary beauty of southern Tasmania.
For mainland buyers seeking something genuinely different, this is the kind of property that deserves to be experienced rather than simply viewed online.
71 Burwood Drive is an exceptional architectural offering in one of Blackmans Bay's most sought-after settings.
Council rates approx $3,500.00 pa
