235 Davey Street, South Hobart, TAS, 7004, Australia

Situated in one of Hobarts most coveted locations, this 1920's character home is awaiting the inspiration of a savvy investor with a keen eye for renovation. With the Hobart CBD literally on the doorstop, this home has all the potential to become your landmark legacy property.

Currently, the home is largely in its original condition, with only the kitchen being recently renovated to authenticate its Federation origins.

Featuring original carpentry and lead lighting throughout, this home has a layout typical of its era, with kitchen, bathroom and living on the ground floor, and accommodation upstairs.

The double brick construction provides fantastic sound proofing from the busy Davey Street location, whilst also maximising heating and cooling efficiency.

Equipped with 2 wood heaters and an inverter, this home will certainly be very cosy during Hobarts cold winter evenings.

A defining benefit of the home is the ability to park two cars off street at the front, with potential for the original driveway and garage to be revived - a real luxury within the Davey Street precinct.

A utility storage room separates the main home from a lovely private backyard, featuring a selection of fruit trees.

This Davey Street address is situated mere minutes by car or bus from the Hobart CBD, Salamanca and South Hobart, or a leisurely 15-20-minute stroll.

We look forward to taking your enquiry, but best be quick as these blue-chip locations do not come along very often!

- 1920's Federation style home in blue chip location
- Double brick construction
- Off street parking for 2 cars with potential for more
- Renovated kitchen

Council Rates $2750 (approx p.a.)
Water Rates $1000 (approx p.a.)

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