6/37 Waimea Avenue

Sandy Bay TAS 7005

Welcome to 6/37 Waimea Avenue, a delightful one-bedroom unit nestled in the vibrant suburb of Sandy Bay. This charming property, constructed in 1963, combines classic architecture with modern comforts, making it the perfect retreat for singles, couples, or investors looking for a prime location.Featuring one bedroom, one bathroom, single carport, separate laundry and storeroom, tranquil views, and ample storage throughout, all the finer details have been thought of here making this a wonderful place to call home.As you step into the living and dining area, you will appreciate the generous layout with each zone flowing beautifully to the next. The kitchen is light and airy and you can even stand at the kitchen sink and take in views of the bay.Drenched in natural light thanks to large windows on three sides, the loungeroom is the perfect place to relax with exposed timber beams, stunning elevated views across Sandy Bay to the river, and direct access to the expansive terrace.Such a large outdoor space is rarely seen in one bedroom units and provides an additional area for entertaining. Have a barbeque with family and friends with a serene outlook while the frosted balustrades provide privacy from the street.It is important to have a peaceful space to retreat to at the end of a long day and the bedroom does not disappoint with floor to ceiling built in robes, plenty of space for a king sized bed, and a wall of windows overlooking the terrace.Positioned only 1.1km from the University of Tasmania, 900 metres from cafes and restaurants at Wrest Point, and just a short stroll from public transport, the property is centrally located in one of Sandy Bay's best streets. Hobart's CBD is just 4km away offering a quick commute for those working in the city. Interest is anticipated to be high! Currently tenanted until 27/02/2026.*The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.