Steeped in character, history and timeless architectural appeal, 280 Macquarie Street, South Hobart presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial historic residence in one of Hobart's most established and tightly held neighbourhoods.
Official property records indicate the residence was constructed in 1890. However, the property is recognised as a two storey Colonial Georgian brick house believed to date from around 1830-1840, suggesting a fascinating history that may pre-date the currently recorded construction date. This distinction only adds to the property's unique character and provides an intriguing point of interest for those drawn to Tasmania's architectural heritage.
The home's traditional Georgian proportions, solid brick construction and enduring street presence create an immediate sense of history. Its scale and architectural form are complemented by a later two storey portico, adding further distinction and contributing to the property's graceful presentation from Macquarie Street.
Set within the historic South Hobart street scape, the property offers an exceptional opportunity to own a residence with genuine heritage appeal while providing scope for a new owner to thoughtfully enhance and adapt the home for contemporary living, subject to any relevant planning and heritage approvals.
For purchasers seeking something beyond the ordinary, 280 Macquarie Street represents an opportunity to become custodians of a distinctive piece of South Hobart's architectural story - a home where recorded history, earlier architectural origins and the enduring character of Georgian design come together in a truly compelling property.
A property of substance, history and considerable presence, awaiting its next chapter.
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