48 Clives Avenue, Old Beach TAS 7017

This immaculately kept and presented two-level, sun-drenched level access home in sought after Old Beach features over 260m2 of useable space; is in a quiet neighbourhood at end of cul-de-sac; enjoys view of the Derwent River and Mount Wellington and has a large remote access double garage (54m2) plus immaculate low maintenance grounds that you would be hard pressed to find in the current market.
The home features a neutral colour palate, is in great condition, has an excellent floorplan and is just perfect for those wanting to get in and not have to renovate or build.
The property would also double up as a great investment being of solid construction, low maintenance and offers features that set this property apart in the extremely tight rental market with the vacancy rate under 1%.
There is certainly plenty of value with this opportunity considering building and land costs. Forget about the hassles of building or renovating !

Key features:
- Close proximity to major shopping centres (10 mins to Cove Hill and Greenpoint shopping centres, 15 minutes to Northgate shopping centre in Glenorchy, and approx. 20 mins to Hobart CBD and Eastlands shopping centre)
- Large bedroom and en-suite on ground floor, plus a separate toilet off the laundry
- Another large bedroom and two smaller bedrooms upstairs, all serviced by main bathroom
- The two larger bedrooms each have walk-in robes and one of those also has a spacious built-in wardrobe. The two smaller bedrooms have built-in wardrobes.
- Powder room,
- Five minute walk to bus stop at bottom of Clives Avenue.

Other features:
- Insulation in roof space
- Lights, Power and TV outlet in garage
- Two linen cupboards, one upstairs, one downstairs
- Large storage cupboard in laundry
- Extra storage in ceiling space off all upstairs bedrooms and extra storage under stairs
- Three ceiling roses in living area and one in downstairs bedroom,
- Blackwood kitchen cupboards.

About Old Beach
Old Beach is around 20 minutes drive from the Hobart CBD and surrounded by mountainous terrain and bush-land and is a family suburb with numerous walking tracks by the foreshore and a new park for the kids.
With interest rates at an all-time low and over $15 billion worth of infrastructure projects in the pipeline over the next decade in Tasmania, Hobart remains a solid city to be investing in, with the central suburbs surpassing the $1m barrier.
For the seventh quarter in a row, Tasmania has taken the mantle of the best-performing economy in the nation. Demand is currently high with stock levels extremely low and we encourage you to get in quick on this opportunity.
Construction: Brick Veneer
Heating: Electric
Council Rates: Approx. $1,500 p/a