Perfectly positioned in a prestigious enclave of Newstead, just minutes from the heart of Launceston, Daille stands as an exquisite Federation estate where history and modern sophistication unite.
Built circa-1902 by renowned builders J & T Gunn for banker Mr McEachern, the home has welcomed some of Tasmania's most notable families, including the Boags family, with James Boag III once in residence.
Behind its commanding and stately façade, Daille reveals a beautiful renovation that preserves its heritage character while infusing it with contemporary appeal.
Soaring ceilings, intricate cornices and fretwork, ornate leadlight windows, polished timber floors, and original fireplaces provide a glimpse into the home's rich past, while expansive open spaces and high-quality finishes speak to modern comfort. Manicured ornamental gardens, framed by box hedging and lush lawns, complete the picture of refined elegance.
The ground floor is grand, offering an abundance of living spaces, beginning with a formal lounge bathed in natural light from bay windows, complete with a charming window seat and fireplace.
Designed for both the home chef and entertainer, the kitchen boasts premium appliances, abundant storage including a walk-in pantry, a central island bench, and generous, solid stone countertops.
Indoors seamlessly extends out from the dining area to an all-weather entertaining deck, partially sheltered for year-round enjoyment, with sweeping views stretching out across the valley and mountains beyond.
Upstairs, four beautifully appointed, light-filled bedrooms are serviced by two stylish bathrooms, each with a shower, vanity, and a toilet. Two bedrooms open directly onto a covered balcony, offering captivating outlooks. A fifth bedroom on the lower level offers flexibility as a guest suite or additional living space, with private patio access.
The downstairs bathroom is sophisticated and spacious, with a bath, shower, vanity, and a toilet. Conveniently, another powder room sits adjacent to the main living area.
Outside, the extensive grounds unfold like a private park, with magnificent landscaping, floral plantings, trees and greenery, winding pathways, and lush lawns providing both beauty and seclusion.
A secure, gated entry leads to plentiful off-street parking, a vast garage with workshop space, and level car-to-door access.
Occupying a coveted position within a highly desirable Newstead enclave, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Launceston's history.
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