This property is a house situated in 1222174 Trevallyn TAS. Based on comparable properties, we estimate its value at $380,000. Built in 1947, it has 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom.
The Boat House Circe 1940 Built in a similar fashion to homes found in Scandinavian fishing villages and influenced by the arts and crafts period, this gorgeous home was designed by Architect A. H. Masters and built in 1940 by N. H. Forsyth. Vertical board timber homes are usually associated with sea side shacks and mountain retreats but many of those in Launceston were built in areas surrounded by bush whilst others were erected within easy commutable distance to Launceston. A few beautiful examples still remain all over Launceston and 7 West Tamar Road, Trevallyn, is no exception.A deceptively large residence, it has been well maintained and exudes a certain class and charm usually only found in character homes. The living area, kitchen and dining areas feel comfortable and inviting and are flooded with natural light and each area affords views over the Tamar River to the Seaport and south towards the Tamar Yacht Club and the award winning Stillwater restaurant. Enjoy and admire beautiful features inside the home such as polished timber floors, large bedrooms, old fire places, central timber staircase and spacious reception hall.You will have no excuses not to keep fit with easy access to nearby running tracks, bike tracks and walking tracks forming part of the Launceston Cataract Gorge and First Basin; and lets not forget you are within walking distance to the city centre, Launceston College, parks, Tamar Yacht club, Launceston Seaport and more.Call to arrange your inspection today.