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Welcome to 48 Pirie Street, New Town
Award winning design, street appeal, private gardens
Enjoying a prime location right in the heart of historic New Town just on the city fringe, where properties of substance and value are situated. This delightful residence with lovely street appeal and a very private courtyard garden was constructed in 1996 and at the time won a MBA (Master Builders Association) award…the design inspired by Georgian influences with three quaint circa 1880 sandstone cottages in the immediate vicinity.
The property has just been upgraded and enhanced with professional paint work completed.
A spacious living area adjacent to the hallway opens to a gorgeous, sunny and private courtyard garden.
Providing a seamless connection to outdoor living , this secure space has potential to create a tranquil retreat.
The garden area has just enough planting for interest complementing an expanse of paving.
The kitchen layout is contemporary with great walk-in pantry storage and quality appliances. There is plenty of bench space for informal dining and meal preparation.
A reverse cycle air conditioner assists in maintaining a comfortable temperature year round with double glazed Daelux windows and internal blinds.
The hallway separates the living area from the bedrooms. A dedicated roomy laundry, toilet, the family 'jack and jill' ensuite bathroom including a bathtub and shower, service the accommodation. Built in storage is a feature throughout as is the secure garage with internal access.
An extra car spot off the street is a bonus.
Pirie Street is beautifully central within easy walking distance to North Hobart and New Town Road cafes and services. New Town Plaza is also super convenient and located at the end of the street. A selection of schools are nearby including Friends School and a choice of leisure activities with cycling and walking tracks at Cornelian Bay and the Domain.
Grasp this opportunity to purchase an affordable property amidst prime real estate!
Disclaimer: This property has been virtually staged for visual representation and may not reflect its actual appearance.
Enjoying a prime location right in the heart of historic New Town just on the city fringe, where properties of substance and value are situated. This delightful residence with lovely street appeal and a very private courtyard garden was constructed in 1996 and at the time won a MBA (Master Builders Association) award…the design inspired by Georgian influences with three quaint circa 1880 sandstone cottages in the immediate vicinity.
The property has just been upgraded and enhanced with professional paint work completed.
A spacious living area adjacent to the hallway opens to a gorgeous, sunny and private courtyard garden.
Providing a seamless connection to outdoor living , this secure space has potential to create a tranquil retreat.
The garden area has just enough planting for interest complementing an expanse of paving.
The kitchen layout is contemporary with great walk-in pantry storage and quality appliances. There is plenty of bench space for informal dining and meal preparation.
A reverse cycle air conditioner assists in maintaining a comfortable temperature year round with double glazed Daelux windows and internal blinds.
The hallway separates the living area from the bedrooms. A dedicated roomy laundry, toilet, the family 'jack and jill' ensuite bathroom including a bathtub and shower, service the accommodation. Built in storage is a feature throughout as is the secure garage with internal access.
An extra car spot off the street is a bonus.
Pirie Street is beautifully central within easy walking distance to North Hobart and New Town Road cafes and services. New Town Plaza is also super convenient and located at the end of the street. A selection of schools are nearby including Friends School and a choice of leisure activities with cycling and walking tracks at Cornelian Bay and the Domain.
Grasp this opportunity to purchase an affordable property amidst prime real estate!
Disclaimer: This property has been virtually staged for visual representation and may not reflect its actual appearance.