26 Marieville Esplanade, Sandy Bay TAS 7005, Australia
Quietly tucked away in the calmy and picturesque setting of Marieville Esplanade this truly unique property welcomes you home. With pleasant street face, impeccable and convenient location and opportunity for dual purpose this property will well suit those seeking adaptability, longevity and potential both now and long into the future.
Currently set with great flexibility as a 2-3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with 1 bedroom studio dwelling complete with kitchen and bathroom the property offers a home with a point of difference. Whether that be to keep as is with ability to live in the main section whilst continuing to lease the studio, easily adapt the home back to a single, larger dwelling or possibility of multiple incomes from two tenancies.
The main home enjoys pleasant garden entry, with sun room and living or bedroom at the front. Following the hall shall lead you into the two main bedrooms and into the open and recently updated kitchen and dining area complete with large walk-in pantry. Laundry and sun room are located at the rear with access into the modern bathroom containing walk-in shower, toilet and vanity. Throughout the home enjoy timber floorboards in great condition and ample character thanks to frosted glass and federation brick. The studio contains secure and separate entry with enough room for small study space, bedroom to the left with kitchen and dining to the right. Bathroom contains toilet, shower over bath and vanity. A shed for storage or use as tinkering workshop is located at the rear of the property.
An idyllic location that offers encompassing views of Kunanyi (Mount Wellington), the many masts of the Sandy Bay Marina and the pleasant green space of Errol Flynn reserve, playground and Short Beach. Enjoy the luxury of nearby shops, supermarkets and amenities all within walking distance whilst the CBD, Salamanca and Hobart waterfront are all a short stroll or very quick 5 minute commute away. Opportunities such as this don’t come along everyday and even rarer still in the tightly, long term held enclave of Marieville Esplanade.
