23 Union Street, West Hobart TAS 7000

Delivering outstanding credentials for a coveted family home this instantly appealing, renovated and extended Californian is underpinned by a highly sought-after location and modern convenience.

The commanding circa 1915 home “Cooinda” retains subtle period attributes including leadlight glass and decorative wooden fretwork matched to a contemporary inspired interior, providing a flowing and flexible floor-plan ideal for busy families.

The all-white light filled interior features elegant porcelain light fixtures framing the living and dining rooms, comforted by both a gas and traditional fireplace.

Three separately zoned bedrooms, one with built in robe, share a family bathroom with the master boasting breathtaking views and access to further under home storage.

An additional fourth studio bedroom with ensuite makes for the perfect teenage retreat, home office or guest accommodation.

Tasteful stone benchtops and a Miele and Bosch equipped kitchen with gas cooktop incorporate a generous euro-laundry and drying cupboard opening onto a tree-lined Northern timber deck and expansive patio overlooking the city skyline and the Derwent River.

Other features include alarm system, continuous hot water, ducted zoned heating throughout, ducted vacuuming system, remote double garage and an additional off street carpark.

Just moments from North Hobart's bustling dining precinct, Hill Street supermarket, private and public schools, local parks and public transport options; while being a short 5min commute to Hobart CBD.

• Ducted gas heating
• Glorious city and water views
• 5 mins walk to CBD, schools and amenities.
• Low maintenance living
• Separate studio

Year Built: 1915
Construction: Brick
Roof: Iron
Heating: Ducted/zoned, gas & wood fireplaces
Council Rates: $3138pa approx.
Water Rates: $252pq approx.


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