Known as Vermont, 16 Adelaide Street is a magnificent Federation residence combining architectural significance, exceptional craftsmanship and generous family living in one of East Launceston's most prestigious streets. Dating back to 1906, this distinguished home was originally built for prominent Launceston businessman and philanthropist Charles Fenton Monds. Constructed from solid triple brick on bluestone foundations, Vermont showcases the enduring quality and attention to detail of its era, with Federation Arts & Crafts and Queen Anne influences evident throughout.
From the striking red brick façade and intricate timber detailing to the grand entrance hall and magnificent blackwood staircase, this is a home filled with character. Soaring ceilings, decorative plasterwork, beautiful leadlight windows and polished timber floors create an impressive sense of space, while elegant formal rooms and light-filled sunrooms provide wonderful versatility for modern family living.
At the heart of the home, the beautifully appointed kitchen combines traditional elegance with contemporary convenience. Featuring solid marble benchtops, bespoke cabinetry and a statement AGA cooker, it offers a welcoming space for everyday living and entertaining. Generous accommodation extends across two levels, complemented by multiple living areas and flexible spaces to suit the needs of a growing family.
Outside, established gardens, private entertaining areas and leafy surrounds create a peaceful retreat just minutes from the Launceston CBD.
Key Features
• Built in 1906 and known as Vermont, with a documented connection to the prominent Monds family
• Substantial solid triple-brick construction on bluestone foundations
• Beautiful Federation architecture with Arts & Crafts and Queen Anne influences
• Impressive entrance hall featuring a magnificent solid blackwood staircase
• Original timber panelling, decorative ceilings, leadlight windows and period detailing
• Five generous bedrooms, including a spacious primary bedroom
• Three bathrooms positioned throughout the home
• Elegant formal living and dining rooms with fireplaces and generous proportions
• Multiple living areas including light-filled sunrooms and flexible sitting spaces
• Beautifully appointed kitchen with solid marble benchtops, bespoke cabinetry and AGA cooker
• Breakfast nook and separate pantry providing additional kitchen functionality
• Lower-level rumpus/recreation room with additional storage and utility areas
• Approximately 740m² allotment with established gardens and mature trees
• Private outdoor entertaining areas, charming garden pathways and peaceful sitting spaces
• Elevated outlooks capturing leafy neighbourhood views
• Carport and additional off-street parking
• Prestigious East Launceston location close to schools, cafés, parks and the Launceston CBD
Vermont offers a rare opportunity to secure a landmark residence where history, architectural beauty and family comfort come together. With its impressive proportions, beautifully preserved character and exceptional East Launceston address, this is a home to be appreciated for generations to come.
For expert advice you can trust, contact Jeremy Wilkinson to arrange your inspection of this remarkable property.
Rental Appraisal: $1,500 per week
Year Built: 1906
Land Size: 740 sqm
Council Rates: $2800pa
Water Rates: $1600pa
Rental Appraisal: $1500pw
**Harcourts Launceston has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All measurements are approximate**
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