17 Camden Crescent, Moonah, TAS, 7009, Australia

Featured in episode six of series two of the series Rosehaven. The old saying "they don't make them like they used to" is certainly true here. Many modern homes are largely constructed of insulation and cladding. This late 1950's home is solidly constructed of bricks, timber and iron. The floorboards here have been sourced from prime exotic timber, possibly myrtle, already exposed and polished in the expansive master bedroom and kitchen.

Interesting features such as ceiling mouldings original built in bookcase, period windows and doors all identify the property as a stately home at the time of construction.

This home faces north and has been constructed to maximise sunlight and capture all the fabulous views on offer. These include a host of Eastern and Western shore suburbs and an expansive portion of the Derwent estuary.
The land parcel in also expansive and hosts a separate studio, in its era known as a sleepout. We believe this dwelling STCA could easily have plumbing added as the infrastructure is close at hand.

There is an under-house garage workshop and loads of undercover dry storage. This home would seem ideal for the first home buyer of astute investor looking to secure a property within a prime quarter of its vibrant suburb, so close to the commercial hub and yet situated within such a quiet cul-de-sac.