31 Derwent Avenue

Geilston Bay TAS 7015

A new roof ensures peace of mind and is the ideal host for a powerful year-round solar system, while the standout outdoor space elevates everyday living – a mod wood deck catches all day sun and flows to a fully fenced, level backyard filled with established plantings. The current owners have meticulously crafted a productive and picturesque garden including lemon, apricot, fig, kaffir lime, passionfruit, raspberry canes, chilli, tamarillo, cape gooseberry, and two magnificent magnolia trees – all supported by a full watering system for easy maintenance. The front yard garden welcomes you home with a gorgeous low maintenance native garden.

Nestled just moments from the Clarence Foreshore Trail, Natone Hill bushland and popular bike tracks, the location is superb. The bus stop, just two doors down, gives you direct access to the heart of Hobart CBD (just 10 minutes away), three great local schools and childcare within a sub-15-minute walking distance and close to Lindisfarne Village amenities. 
  
Key Features: 
* Northerly aspect with beautiful bay views and abundant sunlight 
* Dual driveways with single garage, carport and off‑street parking 
* Original Tas Oak floorboards, repainted interiors, new roof 
* Spacious kitchen with ample storage and generous bench space 
* Sunny mod wood deck for outdoor entertaining 
* Fully fenced backyard with thriving garden, watering system & under‑house storage 
* Established trees and productive plantings incl. lemon, fig, lime, passionfruit & more 
* Walking distance to foreshore tracks, direct bus to Hobart, great local schools nearby 
* Active and strong community profile 
* Estimated rental $550 per week unfurnished

If you're seeking space, sunshine and a home that's ready to enjoy with scope to add further value, 31 Derwent Avenue is a rare find in a tightly held location. 

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