82 Esplanade, Queenstown TAS 7467

Beautifully restored and brimming with character, this stunning three-bedroom home is a true gem. Every corner reflects the love, care, and attention to detail poured into its transformation, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a lifestyle upgrade or a standout investment.

Step inside and you'll immediately be drawn to the polished timber floorboards and the striking pressed tin walls and ceilings - a theme that flows gracefully throughout much of the home. The cosy living room is warmed by a closed wood heater, perfect for those chilly Tassie evenings. The original kitchen, equipped with gas cooking, offers enough space for a compact dining setting while retaining its vintage charm. All three bedrooms are generously sized, with the master enjoying the added benefit of a walk-in wardrobe or private study nook.

Prefer a formal dining area? Simply convert one of the bedrooms and make it your own. The bathroom features a classic clawfoot tub, with exposed brickwork from the fireplace cleverly distributing warmth through this space. The adjoining laundry also houses the toilet for convenience.

Step out the back and you'll find a private garden sanctuary, complete with lush greenery and a tranquil forest backdrop. Enjoy summer evenings under the covered patio or fire up the BBQ for weekend entertaining. A rear shed adds extra storage, while the carport and paved driveway offer sheltered parking right to your door, so no soggy grocery runs here! Fully fenced for peace of mind and positioned across from the gentle flow of the Queen River, this home is a perfect blend of serenity and charm.

Contact Rodney today to arrange your inspection or learn more about this captivating property.


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