10 Goodhart Place, Sandy Bay TAS 7005

Showing great value, discover a truly unique living experience in this captivating 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom mid-century modern masterpiece, nestled in the serene embrace of a natural bush setting yet only a short walk from all that Sandy Bay has to offer. With your personal touch and a little refurbishment, make this timeless beauty new again.
Designed and built by Frank Bobrowski in 1965 adjacent to Lambert Creek and its extensive walking tracks, this is a world where architectural brilliance meets the beauty of nature. This iconic home, a classic of mid-century modern design, seamlessly integrates sleek lines, expansive glass windows, and organic materials. The heart of the home is a spacious living area that flows effortlessly into the dining space and sympathetically updated kitchen. Abundant natural light pours through the floor-to-ceiling windows, illuminating the rich textures and clean lines that define this home. As you step outside, you'll be captivated by the breathtaking bush surroundings. A standout feature of this remarkable property is the self-contained apartment that mirrors the upstairs design, a versatile space that offers endless possibilities. Whether an additional living area and fourth bedroom, guest suite, artist's studio, home office, or even a potential source of rental income, this apartment adds an extra layer of convenience and value to the property.
Key Features:
• Mid-century modern architectural masterpiece
• Spacious 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms for comfortable living
• Seamless design with expansive windows
• Private outdoor spaces immersed in a natural bush setting
• Self-contained apartment with endless possibilities
• Close to amenities, schools, and the heart of Sandy Bay
Experience the allure of mid-century modern design while immersing yourself in the beauty of a natural bush landscape. Don't miss the opportunity to make 10 Goodhart Place your very own retreat from the ordinary.
Contact us today to arrange a private viewing and take the first step toward owning a piece of architectural history. This is your chance to live in a home that's not just a dwelling, but a work of art.