There's something quietly special about 62 Burghley Street - a home that feels just that little bit more considered from the moment you arrive.
The exterior blends modern brick with weatherboard-style detailing, giving it a clean, timeless look that sits comfortably within its surroundings. It's low-maintenance, but with a finish that feels a step above the ordinary.
Inside, the layout has been thoughtfully designed for everyday living. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area forms the heart of the home - a space that feels generous, connected, and easy to live in.
The kitchen is well-appointed with modern appliances and a butler's pantry, adding that extra layer of practicality that makes daily life simpler without compromising on style.
Accommodation includes four bedrooms, with the main suite privately positioned at the front, complete with a walk-in robe and ensuite. The remaining bedrooms are set in their own zone, ideal for older children or guests, with a nearby study offering flexibility for work or quiet retreat.
Sliding doors open to a covered alfresco, creating a natural extension of the living space - perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying a bit of fresh air at the end of the day.
Set on a fully fenced, easy-care block with a double garage and with seperate internal and external access, everything here has been designed to be straightforward and functional.
Positioned in Longford, one of Northern Tasmania's most established and loved townships, the home offers a strong sense of community with Launceston just a short drive away.
It's a home that doesn't try too hard - but gets it effortlessly right where it counts.
