Positioned to capture beautiful all day sun, this well proportioned brick veneer unit offers warmth, natural light and a flexible two level floorplan in a highly convenient New Town location.
Built in 1996, the home features a generous open plan kitchen, dining and living area downstairs. The neat kitchen provides ample storage, while a separate powder room and internal laundry add further practicality.
Also on the lower level is a versatile separate room that could be used as a home office, study or guest retreat. With suitable alterations and any necessary approvals, it may also offer potential as a third bedroom.
Upstairs, both bedrooms are particularly generous in size, with one featuring a built in wardrobe. The main bathroom includes a separate bath and shower.
Year round comfort is provided by three reverse cycle air conditioners, with one in each bedroom and another servicing the downstairs living area.
Outside, the low maintenance garden keeps weekends simple, while two off street parking spaces, including a covered carport, complete the package.
New Town Plaza and surrounding shops are within walking distance, while the popular dining precincts of North Hobart and Moonah are also close by. Hobart's CBD is approximately six to seven minutes away by car, placing work, dining and everyday essentials within easy reach.
Currently leased until 26 January 2027 and returning $530 per week, the property offers an established income stream from settlement.
Key features include:
• Two particularly generous bedrooms
• Flexible study, home office or potential third bedroom
• Three reverse cycle air conditioners
• Open plan kitchen, dining and living area
• Main bathroom plus a downstairs powder room
• Low maintenance garden
• Two off street parking spaces, including a covered carport
• All day sun and a convenient central location
• Currently returning $530 per week
The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.
