This striking solid brick home offers meticulously detailed period style, sweeping water views and a wonderfully quiet and convenient location. With a stately street presence, the property has architectural elements from the Federation and the Interwar period. The intriguing interior of graciously proportioned rooms and high ceilings is light and spacious. The elevated home has solid sandstone foundations, hip and gable roof form and exposed rafters under the gables. The stunning design features of the property come to the fore in the living room, taking up the entire front of the house. Here the timber ceiling beams and timber-framed casement windows create the ambience. The leadlight windows with gum leaf motif are a simple and elegant touch of Australiana. The fireplace has original leadlight fronted bookcases to either side and above two smaller leadlight windows. The accommodation includes the entry foyer, living room, family/dining area and open plan kitchen, the staircase with original timber balustrade leads to three bedrooms, a bathroom and a sunroom. The overall impression is of an elegant and individual home. The property is situated on a highly sought-after street in West Hobart within walking distance of Hobart's CBD and the waterfront precinct. The setting is close to the city but the position is quiet and peaceful. There is a garage and a large storage area under the house. • Double brick house approx. 182.0sqm • Land area 349.0sqm • Council rates approx. $2,800 per annum • Garage • Entrance foyer, living room, family dining area & open plan kitchen, • Atrium/laundry & second toilet • Upstairs: three bedrooms, sunroom & bathroom • Bathroom with underfloor heating & heated towel rail • Air conditioner, five wall panel heaters • The Knocklofty Reserve and walking tracks are nearby • Featured in the exhibition & book 100 Hobart Houses *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.