This property is a house situated in 161737 New Town TAS. Based on comparable properties, its value is $680,000. Built in 1920, featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom.
A CHARMING FEDERATION COTTAGE WITH DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL! Brimming with character features and modern conveniences, this delightful circa 1920s federation cottage located in one of Hobart's most sought-after suburbs offers a turn-key proposition plus the added bonus of an approved and well-considered 2 bedroom townhouse development.Situated on an easy-care level allotment with established grounds and gardens, you are within easy walking distance to quality local schools, cafes, local parks, transport, New Town Plaza and Moonah Shopping District and a short drive or bus-ride to Hobart CBD.Welcomed by a picture-framing picket fence, Iceberg roses, English box hedges and front veranda, you will already feel the ambience of the home and the neutral internal dcor, Tasmanian Oak floorboards, high ceilings and picture rails will continue to impress.Accommodation includes 3 queen-sized carpeted bedrooms, a spacious central bathroom and open plan living/dining/kitchen with integrated dishwasher and new appliances. French doors from the dining open to a private and generously-sized paved undercover outdoor entertainment area with kitchen servery window plus external laundry facilities.Recent upgrades include new paintwork throughout, ceiling insulation, ducted reverse-cycle heating & cooling, Natural Gas hotwater/cooking and NBN connection.There is off-street parking for 2 cars plus a large garage/workshop.The proposed townhouse development has current HCC planning approval and building plans that can be included with the sale of the property.This delightful property new to the market is sure to appeal - contact Mel today to secure your early inspection or be sure to attend a scheduled open home."We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations".