690 Sandy Bay Road

Sandy Bay TAS 7005

A flexible floor plan provides multiple accommodation options, highlighted by a spacious master bedroom with large built-in robes, located adjacent to the main bathroom. A second bedroom at the entrance of the house is serviced by an ensuite, whilst the smaller 3rd bedroom is currently being utilised as an office. A sunroom located on the north side of the home could also be employed as a study, art studio, or street level laundry.

Bathed in sun and river reflections, the generous front deck also provides access to downstairs where you will find a utility room, laundry, and 3rd bathroom - perfect for storing kayaks and showering after a morning's paddle on the river. The front yard leads to a shared access path down to the high-water mark - a priceless feature of the home and much revered by those with an affinity for the river.

The home is warmed by a combination of mains gas and electric heaters featuring off peak power storage and made even more efficient by a small solar panel instalment.

This home is located within 5 minutes by car into Wrest Point Casino and the cool Sandy Bay shopping, restaurant and caf strip. Families will treasure the proximity to Waimea Heights Primary School, Hutchins School, Fahan School and University of Tasmania. Hobart CBD is 10 minutes away with buses providing easy access if you wish to avoid city parking.

These properties simply do not come along very often, so call Mark Weaver from Harcourts Hobart today to secure your slice of Sandy Bay Living, at its finest

Council Rates $4,300 (approx p.a.)
Water Rates $1,000 (approx p.a)
Rental estimate TBA

Please call Mark Weaver to discuss how to secure this exciting property today.

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