14 Cheverton Parade, Sandy Bay TAS 7005

This house has been a focal point for Tasmanian art, throughout the wider Australia and internationally for 54 years.

Max Angus, one of Tasmanias great artists, is known especially for his watercolour landscapes, has lived and worked in this house since it was built in 1954

Its now time for Max and Thedda, his wife of more than 65 years, to move on. The panoramic views of the harbour and beyond from this fine family home, may well inspire new talent to take up paint brush and easel where Max has left off, inspired no doubt by Maxs own words that: lifes greatest pleasure is to walk into his studio, take a fresh piece of paper and enter a new world.

The house consists of three bedrooms, a large rumpus room upstairs, a sitting room and lounge/dining room, all capturing the sun and enjoying the panoramic views. The substantial studio would serve admirably as another large bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Then there is a large workshop and storage room.

Underneath is a totally self-contained, one-bedroom flat which would be more than appreciated by an independent teen or an older family member. The best use may be to let it and use the income to help pay the mortgage.

Overall - this house, being offered for sale for the first time in 54 years, offers great potential- not the least for an enthusiastic gardener.

- First time offered for sale in 54 years

- Panoramic water views and sunny aspect

- Self contained 1 brm. flat underneath

- Magnificent art studio plus workshop

- Sought after area close to facilities

Year built: 1954