20 Esplanade, Queenstown TAS 7467

Brimming with character and steeped in history, this delightful three-bedroom cottage offers a warm and inviting atmosphere just moments from Queenstown's main street. A cherished home for many years, it's now ready to welcome new owners and a fresh beginning.

Step inside and you'll be greeted by generously sized rooms, soaring ceilings, and charming period features - including decorative pressed tin and two decorative fireplaces that enhance the home's nostalgic feel. The comfort continues with two reverse cycle air conditioners, one in the hallway, and the other in the separate living area, perfect for Tasmania's cooler months. The combined kitchen and dining area retains its original fixtures, with electric cooking and a spacious walk-in pantry that adds to the home's practicality.

Uniquely, the property features two bathrooms, which is a rare find in Queenstown, offering extra convenience for families or visiting guests. While move-in ready, there's still plenty of scope to make it your own.

Outside, a standout feature is the large shed/workshop positioned at the rear of the block - ideal for hobbies, storage, or creative projects. A covered outdoor area extends from the shed, while a separate enclosed space at the back of the house offers additional storage. The established gardens provide a blank canvas for gardening enthusiasts.

With the town centre just a short stroll away, including a scenic bridge crossing, this property combines comfort, charm, and unbeatable convenience. This property also have a proven rental history of $320 per week, which may be an ideal choice for investors looking to get a tenant back in.

Get in touch with Rodney today to arrange a private inspection or learn more.

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