11 Secheron Road

Battery Point TAS 7004

St Botolph, an elegant Victorian house built circa 1901, is located in the quiet cul-de-sac of Secheron Road in the historic suburb of Battery Point. Being close to the Derwent River with a north-easterly aspect, this area of Battery Point has always attracted substantial dwellings.

Set on a large, sunny block, the property is flawless in its presentation. A wide verandah extends around two sides of the house complementing the sandstone foundation blocks and window sills. At the front of the house are two spacious formal living or dining rooms with views through the bay windows to the gardens. The interior has been lovingly refurbished retaining much of the home's character including detailed architraves and cornices, and colourful leadlight windows and skylights. A classical archway leads from the wide entrance hall to the living and sleeping accommodation in the remainder of the house. A modern family kitchen with quality appliances combines crisp white cupboards with warm timber tones. Four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a laundry, complete the home. A self-contained chalet comprising a mezzanine sleeping and living loft, with kitchen, dining, bathroom and laundry below, has been built across a paved and partly covered courtyard, and is ideal for guests, teenagers or other independent accommodation. Off street parking on both sides of the property are a substantial bonus in Battery Point.