If someone were to describe to you that they could offer you a property across the road from a marina, has heaps of external storage and off-street parking opportunity with a huge garage, immaculate gardens and is only 10 minutes from a capital city.
Anywhere in Australia and you'd probably be thinking 7 figures for the privilege. But, not so the case with 44 Gepp Parade, a beautiful example of a home that's been looked after and loved which offers both character and potential to last you for years into your future.
- 3-bedroom family home on the corner providing phenomenal access to the back
- Separate lounge, separate kitchen, separate laundry, separate bathroom
- Corner block with access from Fenwick Crescent
- Huge 6 x 9-meter garage with remote roller door and additional garden sheds
- Over-looks Prince of Wales Bay & a minutes' walk to Giblins Reserve
- 10-minute drive to Hobart City from quick access to the highway without the noise
To be able to combine all the elements that 44 Gepp Parade has to offer is a very rare find. It is with good reason these properties rarely become available for sale and those that do often say they wish the never left.
One inspection will enable you to understand why.
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