3/283 Lenah Valley Road

Lenah Valley TAS 7008

One of the original properties in Lenah Valley, the home was built on the historic apple orchard that spanned the valley in the early part of the 20th century and is steeped in the valley's history. The home is located just moments from some of Tasmania's most beautiful walking and cycling tracks, ideal for those looking to be close to nature without losing access to inner-city convenience. The historic Lady Franklin Museum, situated on Acanthe Park is a stone's throw away and is a cultural drawcard for the area.

The carefully landscaped yard has is a productive vegetable garden, featuring fruit trees and is bordered by immaculately tended lawn.

There is certainly plenty of value with this opportunity considering building and land costs, rental yield, significant planned infrastructure projects in the pipeline and with some analysts forecasting Hobart growth out to 20%+ to end of 2023.

This is a gorgeous home that offers peace and tranquility, modern convenience and a wonderful location, mere minutes to service and the CBD.

Bonuses include:

- A lovely community of home owners
- NBN fibre to the home for fast internet
- Under floor and ceiling insulation
- High end AEG appliances (including an oven with both a steam and convection function, plus a 'comfort lift' dishwasher
- Attic storage to a very large area with easy access
- Plenty of off-street parking with a wide and long level driveway
- External sensor lighting; a flat rear yard with a lovely lawn
- An entertainment deck accessible via double opening doors, with ramp access.
- Beautiful landscaping including a productive garden

Other features:

- Period features; high ceilings, picture rails & polished floorboards
- Blend of inner-city convenience and bush living
- Spacious living & dining with French doors to the back entertaining area
- Bedrooms with built-in robes
- Conveniently located close to schools, shops and transport

About Lenah Valley
The Lenah Valley newly upgraded popular Augusta Road retail and caf precinct is just down the road and has a chemist, doctors surgery, cafes, post office and many other shops. Backing onto the New Town Rivulet you can soak up the fresh air in the leafy surrounds and enjoy the many bushwalking trails on offer.

With interest rates at an all-time low and over $15 billion worth of infrastructure projects in the pipeline over the next decade in Tasmania, Hobart remains a solid city to be investing in, with the central suburbs surpassing the $1m barrier. For the seventh quarter in a row, Tasmania has taken the mantle of the best-performing economy in the nation. Demand is currently high with stock levels extremely low and we encourage you to get in quick on this opportunity.

Year Built: 1954
Construction: Weatherboard
Heating: Electric and Wood
Council Rates: Approx. $1,800
Rental Estimate: Approx. $650 - $750 p/week