8 Stoke Street, New Town TAS 7008

Located in one of the premiere streets of New Town is this substantial and solid post-war styled home. With it's wide streetscape and grand period homes around, when combined with it's central and convenient location Stoke Street is a most sought-after address. This double-brick home is certainly no exception.

The original 1948 home has had a modern, sympathetic extension incorporating a parent's retreat, second living space, sheltered verandah plus a sun-drenched atrium into the original, versatile floorplan with 4 other bedrooms. The wide hallway entranceway, Tas-oak flooring, high ceilings, picture railing, decorative cornices and other period features are all preserved and give a perfect mix of old with the convenience of new.

The owner's circumstances have changed and they are now going to leave the finish of the extension in the hands of the new owners. The opportunity is for you to have full artistic control of your new home.

The home is conveniently located within a 5 minute drive from the CBD and around the corner from The Friends School. An easy walk down the road lies all the convenience of North Hobart with it's restaurants, bars, cafes and The State Theatre.

Features include, yet are not limited to;
Premiere location in sought after street
Spacious and versatile 263m2 floorplan on 736m2 land
Light filled, inviting family home
Abundance of space
Neutral colour scape throughout
Up to five spacious bedrooms
Modern kitchen, induction cooktop
Ensuite with skin rejuvenation lighting
Multiple indoor and outdoor living and entertaining spaces
Flat, level and fully fenced rear yard
Sheltered sundeck
Solar power and NBN FTTH installed
Private off-street parking
Opportunity to add value and customised touches
GREAT location - have I said that already??

Do not miss this rare opportunity - please schedule an inspection without delay.


Disclaimer: The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify.