Welcome to Smith's Cottage - an 1880's charmer that sits proudly in the historic Smith/George Street subdivision first shaped in 1833 by George Smith himself. Today, this brick-built beauty blends its Victorian Georgian origins with the upbeat, café-driven lifestyle that makes North Hobart so adored.
From the street, the classic façade sets the tone: English bond brickwork, 12-paned sash windows, and a central doorway framed under a neat, hipped roof - a postcard moment in one of Hobart's most character-rich pockets.
Inside, warmth and personality steal the show. Two well-proportioned bedrooms offer peaceful retreat, each carpeted and inviting.
The lounge tells its own story with original timber floors, a feature fireplace, and the comfort of a heat pump.
Wander through to the dining room, where Tas oak boards gleam, the gas fire creates atmosphere, and a skylight spills sunshine all day long.
Love the North Hobart food scene? The kitchen brings the vibe home - black-and-white flooring, stainless steel benches and baker's shelving, plus a gas cooktop for spontaneous cooking or those nights when local restaurants are calling. A bonus space behind the kitchen screams "walk-in pantry" or "wine nook" … you decide.
At the rear, things get even better. A generous, sun-filled family room showcases exposed English bond brickwork, a cosy wood heater, terracotta-style tiles, and wide bi-folds that open effortlessly to a private north-facing courtyard. Think long lunches, potted herbs, morning coffees and evening wine. Low-maintenance paving, raised garden beds, and all-day sunshine make it an entertainer's dream.
Parking? There's off-street space for one (or simply adjust the gate and fit two).
Smith's Cottage doesn't just offer a home - it offers a lifestyle wrapped in history, charm, and North Hobart's irresistible buzz.
