Positioned just 15 minutes from Hobart CBD, Montrose House is one of Tasmania's most significant historic residences — widely regarded as the oldest continually lived-in home in the state and the third oldest standing property, originally built in 1813 by free settler Robert Littlejohn.
Set on approximately 1.2 acres (4,897sqm) of established grounds and just moments from MONA, this remarkable Georgian estate offers a rare combination of history, scale, lifestyle and income potential.
The home blends early 19th-century character with modern updates, featuring:
Five bedrooms, including guest accommodation suites with ensuites
Multiple living zones including formal dining, library, and informal living
Original features including Huon pine floors, parquetry, fireplaces, Blackwood staircase and high ceilings
Renovated bathrooms including freestanding clawfoot bath
Farmhouse-style kitchen with walk-in pantry
Solar power for improved efficiency
Currently operating as a boutique accommodation business with consistent 5-star ratings, the property offers flexibility to continue, expand (STCA), or enjoy as a private residence.
The grounds reflect a classic English country estate, with manicured gardens, mature trees, a heritage-listed golden ash, and the tranquil Islet Rivulet running through the property.
Additional features include:
Circular driveway with gated entry
Original powered stables with further potential
Close proximity to MONA and major Hobart attractions
A truly rare lifestyle and investment opportunity, appealing to both local and interstate buyers seeking a unique heritage property with income potential.
Year built: Circa 1813
House size: 389 sqm approx
Land size: 4,897 sqm approx
A once-in-a-generation offering.
