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Having undergone a sympathetic conversion of an original Hobart distillery building, this fabulous character townhouse features stunning stone work, old timbers and lovely high ceilings adding special ambience to a very desirable property.
Set in a an idyllic cul-de-sac in ever-popular South Hobart the position is wonderful being within a minutes level walk to St Johns Hospital, cafes, shops and schools. The icing on the cake as far as location goes is the picturesque and relaxing walk along the Hobart Rivulet to the City a dream for those who like to walk to work and who wouldnt appreciate lowering their carbon foot-print and enjoy a well-deserved wind down on the way home!
Entrance to the property is via a single carport that leads directly into a light-filled spacious sitting room courtesy of crisp dcor and skylight window. To the left you lead through to a modern kitchen complete with pantry, freestanding oven, range hood and single stainless steel sink. Adjacent to this is the laundry and separate toilet. Additional storage is catered for with a storage cavity and large linen cupboard.
From here you access the beautiful lounge room featuring lovely polished floor boards and a delightful triangular timber highlight window that floods the room with light but ensures complete privacy. There is another large timber window to add another dimension to the room complete with timber blinds.
On the top level is the large bedroom, built in robe, crisp colour palette and two lovely windows with timber blinds. The bathroom is adjacent and provides a separate shower, bath and large vanity with semi-recessed vanity basin and lots of cupboards under.
This fabulous property with low maintenance gardens is situated in a highly desirable area of South Hobart. Opportunities to purchase such a property do not present themselves often and will be sure to be snapped up very quickly.
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.
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