17A Wentworth Street

Newstead TAS 7250

Australian architecture underwent a renaissance in the late 1950's and early 1960's. Open-plan living was really embraced to encourage easy flow of people and conversation. Homes were often well-oriented and featured expansive windows, and this home is a shining example of the period. This wonderful home is flooded with natural light from the many floor to ceiling windows that are strategically placed to frame the views across Newstead and to the mountains in the distance.
Located on a very large internal parcel of land, privacy is key with established gardens, beautiful trees and a stunning outdoor paved entertaining area.
Set over two levels the home boasts five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a huge downstairs second living room, walk in wine cellar and double garage.
On the main level, entry is via large double glass doors into the expansive open plan dining, kitchen and living area which opens onto the classic front cantilevered deck with the wonderful views. The home is well heated upstairs with both a built in wood-heater and reverse cycle air-conditioning.
The living area opens out to the very private outdoor entertaining area with a huge pergola and amazing murals by award winning local artist Cale Burke.
The 1960's in architecture was a time of departure from traditional forms and the embracing of cutting-edge materials and technologies.

This beautiful property has been a loved family home for many years and is now available for the discerning buyer looking for a large home, privacy and to be close to the best schools and the convenience of the local shopping precinct.

Call today for a discussion and to arrange a private inspection at a time convenient to you.