108 Cameron Street, Launceston, TAS, 7250, Australia

Introducing the stunning 108 Cameron Street to the market. Here is your chance to own a piece of Launceston history in the heart of the central business district. Built in the decade between 1836-1846 this was the site where the first teacher in Launceston ran a pioneer school. A farmer named John Sinclair commissioned the townhouse for himself and named it 'Clairville.' It was constructed from brick and timber and designed in the Victorian free classical style by famed James Bennell. Once owned by Australia's oldest locksmith's Jacksons and the National Trust, the building is now a stunning, elegant private residence. The property was restored by Launceston entrepreneur Errol Stewart and is a charming home at every turn. When you enter you feel like you have stepped back in time and it speaks to class and sophistication. It could be sold as a private residence or as it is zoned 'Urban mix' it could be the perfect location for your business offices (STCA). Features include a renovated kitchen with butler's pantry that flows beautifully to a light-filled sun-room and quaint. private court-yard, gorgeous customised Tasmanian Oak and Blackwood cabinetry in the lounge and library, four bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes, storage throughout the home is extensive, electric heating throughout and solar, large loft space on the upper level, double garage with gated entry to back of the property for outstanding security and remote access. The exterior is just as stunning with the rendered brick making for attractive street appeal. It's a unique opportunity. Just beautiful.

• Built: 1836-1846 (historical references) 1900 documented
• Building Size: 196m2
• Land Size: 235m2
• Council Rates: Approx. $1900 per year
• Water Rates: Approx. $1200 per year
• Zoning: Urban Mix
• Heritage Listed: Yes

**Harcourts Launceston has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations. All measurements are approximate.