This is the perfect opportunity to get into the market and into a high growth suburb within 10 minutes to the Hobart CBD. The median price of 3-bedroom units in Moonah is currently $680,000 (October 2025-September 2026 realestate.com.au) and this property is certainly worth a look.
Whether you are downsizing, investing or a first home buyer, this may well be the last opportunity to purchase a property of this kind in this price band where the market continues to perform solidly in Tasmania, underpinned by strong yields.
Conjoined with the house on the street front (there is a separation), painting has been upgraded inside, new concreting at the rear. a new back fence plus more upgrades to enable the occupant to move straight it.
• Quiet and private tucked off the street behind unit 1 (one of 2)
• NBN fibre to the premises for fast internet
• 3 bedrooms + study
• Separate lounge
• Overlooking a Secondary High School
• Off street parking + Close to Moonah Shopping District
Being within moments to the popular/quality cafe' and retail precincts and trails of New Town, Lenah Valley, Moonah and the Hobart/waterfront district, how could you go wrong here! It's the perfect spot to be in with all conveniences and a great community at your doorstep. There is even walk way access to Moonah Central, and schools, public transport and shopping is all within walking distance.
The market for great properties such as this continue to be popular and I'd encourage you get in quick. With a lot of major infrastructure projects in and around Hobart combined with continued high demand now and expected into the future and low supply, this property also offers plenty of value considering building and land costs.
About Moonah
Centrally located within close proximity to retail and café precincts in each direction of this property including chemists, doctors' surgery, cafes, post office and many other shops. You can soak up the fresh air in the leafy surrounds and enjoy the many bushwalking trails on offer and within 7km to the Hobart CBD.
About Hobart
Tasmania's infrastructure pipeline over the next decade exceeds $30 billion, providing long-term economic confidence and employment stability. Major projects include a $500m restaurant and entertainment precinct at Berriedale, $700m in newly announced health funding, the newly announced $150m Cadburys 'Chocolate Experience at Cadbury', several data centres, and the Macquarie Point $1b+ multi-purpose roofed stadium—set to become the most significant infrastructure project in southern Tasmania's history.
Tasmania achieved 100% renewable electricity generation in 2020, powered by hydro, wind, and solar energy and is home to the world's largest battery-electric ship manufacturer located in Hobart—reflecting the state's strong environmental focus.
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