SOLD $627,000
Originally constructed in 1957 this home offers more than meets the eye and has been renovated and extended to take full advantage of the brilliant views and northerly aspect the home offers.
From the wide entrance foyer you are taken into the hub of the home with living areas linked to each other making entertaining in this home very easy.
The kitchen has been well planned with generous granite tops and excellent cupboard space which flows into the large dining area which offers access via glass sliding door to a large private deck that is split over two levels which take in the views back over Moonah towards the city.
Adjacent to the kitchen and dining areas is the formal lounge room which you can close off from the rest of the living hub with glass sliding doors to make it a lovely cosy space with the wood heater on a cold winter's night.
The formal lounge also offers access to a large atrium space ideal for a relaxing living space to read a book on a dreary winter's day.
At the opposite side of the home to the living areas there is three large bedrooms (all with built-in robes)and a beautiful modern bathroom with walk in shower.
For those that need to work from home adjacent to the living areas there is a large tiled office that could also lend itself to a small 4th bedroom.
The property offers excellent hard stand parking at the front of the home plus there is a large single garage with remote door and substantial workshop/storage space for those that like to potter around.
The rear garden offers many lovely areas to sit and take in the well-established gardens and are all accessible ideal for children and fur babies!
A home that offers so much living space ,some of the best views of the area and still so convenient to local schools, cafes & restaurants, public transport and Hobart's CBD.
Stuart welcomes your call to book your private inspection.
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