7 Campbell Street

Hobart TAS 7000

Originally constructed circa 1885, this remarkable Gothic building is one of the last remaining structures in the centre of Hobart's Wapping, one of early Hobart's most colourful districts.

Functioning as the Mission to Seaman station from 1915 until the 1950s, this iconic Hobart building has since been converted into a contemporary space, functioning first as a private residence, then as a high-end art gallery, and today as the headquarters of international magazine publishers. Zoned both residential and commercial, this sizeable 547 square metre space in the heart of Hobart, a stone's throw from the wharf, Theatre Royal, and creative and performing arts venue, The Hedberg, not to mention Hobart's restaurants and cafs, can be used for myriad purposes, from commercial activities to a luxury inner-city residence (STCA).

Reflecting the property's rich history, exceptional features include cathedral ceilings, arched windows, lead-lighting, ornate stonework, exposed brick, and polished timber and contemporary steel flooring. The cathedral space boasts in-wall speakers offering surround sound throughout its various spaces, centrally controlled lighting and video technology, and moveable internal walls enabling owners to alter layout. While retaining period attributes, extensive renovations ensure modern comfort throughout.