12 Napoleon Street, Battery Point TAS 7004

John Watson was a master shipbuilder who arrived in Van Diemen?s Land in 1833. Forming an integral part of the landscape in historic Battery Point, this much admired row of cottages was named after him, and provided housing for workers at the nearby slip yards in the mid 1880?s.

This enchanting home has been sensitively restored to acknowledge its design origins while meeting lifestyle needs, with a mix of charm, character and modern amenity and an indoor-outdoor connection foremost.

On entrance level, the attractive and functional floor plan incorporates two bedrooms and cosy dining/living room which connects via large sliding door to a generous sized deck, effectively extending the living areas and allowing a seamless connection between inside and out. From here the view across the Derwent and down to Long Beach will always be there to inspire. The adjoining, well designed and appointed kitchen and bathroom/laundry are effortless and highly functional.

The versatile dormer space of the upper level provides optional usage as a 2nd living room, 3rd bedroom or studio.

Further amenity includes electric heating for all year round cosiness complemented by a soothing colour palette and a restful ambience.

This fascinating property offers a brilliant lifestyle within walking distance of all the historic attractions of the area, the waterfront, The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, the iconic Shipwright Arms Hotel, restaurants, galleries, the city and cosmopolitan Salamanca Place.