Behind the graceful 1930's façade of 34 Malabar Street, a home of genuine character awaits.
From the moment you arrive, there is a sense that this is a residence with a story. One shaped by craftsmanship, proportion and the enduring architectural language of the Federation era. Set within one of East Launceston's tightly held streets, the home offers something increasingly difficult to find: authenticity.
At the heart of the home, the lounge room makes a memorable impression. A beautifully detailed brick fireplace, complete with impressive tuckpointing and a distinctive mantle, forms a natural focal point, while rich hardwood timber detailing and leadlight windows introduce the warmth and artistry for which this period of architecture is celebrated. These are not simply decorative details. They are reminders of a time when homes were built with an extraordinary attention to craftsmanship.
Throughout the residence, original features have been thoughtfully retained, allowing the character of the home to remain intact while creating spaces that feel warm, welcoming and wonderfully connected to their heritage.
Comprising three bedrooms, the home embraces its Federation origins. High-quality materials, considered proportions and beautifully preserved details combine to create a residence with a sense of permanence and soul. Those who appreciate the weight of a timber detail, the character of an original window, the texture of handmade brickwork and the feeling that comes from living somewhere that simply cannot be replicated.
East Launceston has long been prized for its proximity to the city, its village like conveniences and its established residential streets. From Malabar Street, East Launceston Primary School is within easy walking distance, while cafés, shops and everyday amenities are close at hand.
For the next custodian, 34 Malabar Street offers the opportunity to preserve and enjoy a genuine piece of East Launceston history, while considering the possibilities that come with such a tightly held and highly regarded position.
Year Built: 1930
Land Size: 377m2
Rental Appraisal: $600pw
Council Rates: $1968pa
Water Rates: $1280pa
Council: City of Launceston
Zoning: General Residential
Heritage Listed: No
**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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