Lofts 3-5 /10-12 Edward Street, Devonport TAS 7310

Introducing a totally new concept style of living... This magnificent re-purposed inner City warehouse is certainly well ahead of it's time and brings a touch of glamour to the Devonport CBD. Harcourts Devonport & Shearwater are absolutely delighted to bring 'Red Hot Lofts' to market.
There are a total of 14 apartments in the complex, 8 of which will be offered to the market.
This will be the perfect option for the first home buyer, the ex-pat that would like a home base, the investor, the downsizer... the list goes on and on.

Build in 1952 this spectacular hallmark building of Devonport has been home to many businesses over its time.

Let's do a building walk through... The magnificent exposed timber trusses have been incorporated into the build of the new lofts, so with an eclectic mix of 'original features' meeting 'contemporary styling'... this glamorous building will be well sought after.

Whilst not large these lofts are certainly filled with a quality that you would expect in a property such as this, with beautiful soft close cabinetry throughout the loft, quality kitchen appliances, stylish tiling and an attention to detail that is rarely seen and not easily forgotten.

The top level is home to the luxurious bedroom and stylish bathroom. An opening sliding door from here give access to an internal balcony that looks over the lofts and down into the common area. The living area also opens through sliding door to a common lounge area/walkway.

This property sits well within the 'Living City Precinct' being right in the centre of 'downtown' where you will have access to the stylish cafes & restaurants of Devonport & the shopping district. Walking just one block will have you on the Mersey River walking tracks, which wrap all around our gorgeous coastline and up to the Devonport Aquatic Centre and Don. So please pick up the phone and call the listing agent Wendy Squibb to find out more about this exciting project or to arrange your private inspection of the Red Hot Lofts building.