255-257 Mount Street, Upper Burnie TAS 7320

That demands your attention!

Constructed across two titles, this solid double brick home has a charm all of its own.

A proud family home for many years, further reflected by the wonderful upkeep from careful owners.

A hint of art deco flair and design highlights this magnificent masterpiece’s possibilities to be further enhanced.


Parquetry look timber mantles and original custom joinery additions, decorative cornices and plaster features unveil the quality and craftsmanship of master builders.

Hidden away under the floor coverings the floorboards are a potential highly polished feature ready to showcase their natural grains and cherry tones.

A lead light featured front double door into a formal feeling entrance way, adjacent the large west facing living area and beyond the translucent doors to a cosy warm sunroom.

A huge family sized dining with reverse cycle air conditioner, gas log fire effect heater, a formal meal servery from well-maintained kitchen, curved cupboards, brilliant storage and preparation surfaces. Gas connection ready for any future cooking appliance upgrades.

Massive bedrooms (two with robes) that is rarely seen in today's market, and a large linen storage in the hallway with joinery of the era.

A large tiled shower and a separate bath, a luxurious fit out in the day.

A study/utility room near the back entrance door provides a multitude of different uses.

2nd toilet in the laundry area. Which could potential home a second bathroom.


Concrete patio for entertaining, gardens and lawns for children to play and substantial 10m x 5.5m garage/workshop.

Bus routes, schooling, Upper Burnie shopping and reserves all close at hand, a lifestyle ready for your enjoyment.

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