Located in one of Launceston’s most desirable suburbs, this beautifully maintained home captures striking views, abundant sunshine and an inviting sense of space throughout.
The flexible floor plan offers options for families of all stages, featuring generous living areas, four bedrooms and the bonus of a self-contained lower level ideal for guests, extended family or a home office.
Upstairs, the light-filled living and dining areas flow effortlessly through to a well-appointed kitchen with quality timber joinery, plenty of storage and expansive windows that frame the leafy outlook. The adjoining dining area opens to a covered balcony — a private and sunny retreat for entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful surrounds.
The bedrooms are all well-proportioned, each with built-in storage and large windows that invite in the natural light. The main bathroom includes both a shower and bath, finished with quality fixtures and a timeless design.
Downstairs, the home continues to impress with a versatile space that includes a second bathroom and separate entry — ideal for use as a studio, home office or guest accommodation. In addition, there is a large workshop and storage area.
Outside, the established gardens create a lush and private backdrop, offering a secure and sunny setting for children and pets. Solar panels, a Jacksons security system, reverse cycle heating and cooling, and secure parking for two cars complete the picture of comfort and practicality.
Conveniently positioned close to popular local schools, cafés and the Newstead Shopping Precinct, and just a short drive to the Launceston CBD, 10 Atlas Street delivers an exceptional combination of lifestyle, space and location.
Council rates: $524 p/q approx.
Water rates: $250 p/q approx.
Building size: 245m2 approx.
Land size: 746m2 approx.
Year built: 1963
Rental estimate: $620 - $680 per week.
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