2A Hope Street, New Town TAS 7008

Flawlessly presented and boasting charming street appeal, this delightful 1915 home showcases a lovely fusion of quality modern finishes and classic original features whilst offering an ideal family lifestyle, in an ultra convenient position.

Upon entry you will immediately feel a sense of warmth and ambience with an array of period features including original fireplaces, lead lighting, high ceilings and polished Tas Oak floorboards combining effortlessly with a neutral colour palette to create a home you will instantly fall in love with.

The inviting central living area is sufficiently heated and leads through to the newly renovated kitchen, which serves as the hub of the home and benefits from ample bench space along with providing a modern open plan design, incorporating the adjoining dining area. Stunning timber framed double glass doors open out onto the sun drenched deck, providing the perfect space for alfresco dining or entertaining family and friends.

Two bedrooms are of a generous size and feature built in robes whilst the smaller third bedroom could also be utilised as a nursery or study, with access to the fully lined attic above, perfect for additional storage. The neatly presented main bathroom is complete with bath and separate shower as well as a hidden laundry, storage cupboards and a separate toilet providing added convenience.

Add to all of that a large, secure and low maintenance backyard, abundant off street parking and within a short distance to the city, this home guarantees to be a perfect fit for many buyers and is certain to impress upon inspection.

- Charming street appeal, warm atmosphere
- Light-filled living, renovated kitchen
- Spacious, sun-drenched entertaining deck
- Large and secure child-friendly yard
- Close proximity to schools, parks & CBD

Predicted rental return $460 - $480pw approx.
Council Rates: $1,400 per annum approximately
Year Built: 1915
Construction Type: Brick & Weatherboard
Heating: Daikin Heat pump, 3 x Atlantic Panel Heaters