4 Thomas Street, North Hobart TAS 7000

Tucked away in quiet little Thomas street, this home has stood for over 100 years. Thankfully in that time she has maintained most of her originality. Cars were not part of the Hobart landscape when this home was built, but there is room for one off street parking space.

Sandstone foundations have held this weatherboard gem with corrugated iron roof in good stead. As the front door opens yesteryear is revealed. The polished floor hallway leads to five doorways, and is enhanced by wide skirting boards, four panel doors and ornate ceilings. The two front bedrooms on either side of the hall, enjoy morning sun. The next door opens to a bedroom suite which is large enough to accommodate a lounge area and a bed.

Across the hallway is the large living room this comprises kitchen, dining and lounge. The kitchen is humble though completely functional. One can imagine stack back doors opening out from a fresh new kitchen to the courtyard. The courtyard is compact, but adequate for entertaining and growing some herbs and veggies.

The renovated bathroom is accessed through the laundry at the rear of the home. A storage area under the house is accessed by a small door at the side of the house. When one examines all the benefits of a home such as this it is easy to see why North Hobart has become perhaps the most highly sort after suburb in Tasmania. The home itself is simply charming.

During the week leave the car parked at home and stroll to work and school. On the weekend enjoy the generous parks like 'Train Park' in Hill Street, stroll to the world famous Salamanca Market, showcasing the creativity of local artisans. Walk to the State Cinema or the famous restaurant strip of North Hobart in the evening. This property represents a great opportunity to live in a quiet home of yesteryear, while enjoying all the benefits of 21st Century city living.

- Well maintained home
- Original ceilings and 4 panel doors
- Flexible floorplan
- Suit city professionals or investors
- Walk to city, schools, Nth' Hobart strip

Year Built - 1905
Construction - Weatherboard
Heating - Heat Pump