14/14 Fifth Avenue

West Moonah TAS 7009

Offered to market for the first time, this 1960s classic is bursting with potential occupying a generous north facing allotment providing all day sun and picturesque river views towards MONA and Mount Direction. Comprising a house and flat with individual power meters, this home offers a multitude of accommodation options that will suit larger families or families needing extra space for older relatives or teenagers, in addition to astute investors seeking to add to their portfolio. The upper level is a three bedroom abode with light-filled and spacious open plan living comprising dining, kitchen and lounge room. A door opens from this space on to the undercover deck to create seamless indoor/outdoor living and a space to relax and admire the views. The stylishly renovated family bathroom adds a contemporary touch and has a bathtub and shower and separate toilet. The lower level accommodates a large living room, combined kitchen and dining, double bedroom and bathroom with separate toilet. Each dwelling has separate laundry facilities, and a workshop, under house storage and double garage with manual roller doors enhances the amenity of the house. A much loved and meticulously presented family home, high ceilings and a range of original features add a sleek, retro vibe that will appeal to those with a passion for this era. Surrounded by well fenced established gardens the property offers plenty of space for children and pets to play. Presenting an outstanding opportunity to acquire a solidly built, quality home, this property is well located. Moonah is increasing in popularity with young families and professionals alike given its close proximity to Hobart's CBD and the many cafes and restaurants that are popping up in the area. Be sure to contact Mel at your earliest convenience to arrange your private inspection. "We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations".