34 Hill Street, West Launceston TAS 7250

This simply stunning home, in the very popular location of Hill street in West Launceston, is only a short stroll in to Launceston's CBD.

As you first walk in to the door you will be impressed with the high 14 foot ceilings, expansive rooms and original ornate wooden carvings and ceiling roses that are still in immaculate condition. You are spoiled for choice with the number of living spaces available from the large lounge, multiple outdoor seating areas, movie nook, rear study and the deck at the front of the property, where you can enjoy your coffee while taking in the morning sun.

The gardens are beautiful and set on almost a quarter of an acre and provide a magic place for kids to play. These gardens have taken many decades to establish and so you would be forgiven for thinking you have wandered into the City Park. You may like to plant some new trees to add your own touch to this gardens long history.

This property has an abundance of parking, quite rare in property this close to town, with parking at the side of the home, a garage and extra parking accessed at the rear of the block, along with parking on the street for any guests.

This remarkable period home has been very well looked after over the years and perfectly balances the old period style with modern living.

Call Peter Lees real estate for your private inspection today.




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