110 Tamar Street, Launceston TAS 7250

A truly outstanding representation of Launceston's early architecture is on offer here on the fringe of the CBD. A Queen Anne style federation home built in 1905 by renowned construction firm J & T Gunn. Known for their highly skilled works and craftmanship, their story is entwined with Launceston's history and this home is a shining example of their mark on our city. "Tepookana", the home's name, is split level with access from 110 Tamar St for the upper floor and 56 York St for the lower, there is also an internal staircase of course.

Currently zoned "urban mixed use" the property has many potential uses. From business operations, commercial tenancy, residential tenancy, a grand inner-city home with renovation potential for its new owner occupant or combination of all. The property has also previously been rented upstairs and the lower level separately so air B&B or two tenants is possible again.

Rewired with two power meters with approved fireproof separation between levels.
Bathrooms and kitchens on both floors, with abundant rooms to use as living, dining, or accommodation spaces - pending your needs. Please refer to the current floor plan that has just been measured.

The home's prominent position is walking distance to the Launceston CBD, Aquatic centre, parks, UTAS and TAFE Invermay, UTAS Stadium and all the café's, shops, restaurants you could ever need. Off street parking for multiple cars is yet another bonus.

Heritage listed, as you would imagine the character and charm of its features are too long to list, an inspection is a must.

House size: m²
Land size: 407m²
Built: 1905
Rates: $2,018
Council Zoning: 15.0 Urban Mixed Use
Council: Launceston City
Heritage listed: Yes 100.HER

**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.