9 George Street, North Hobart 7000, Tasmania Australia

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9 George Street, North Hobart 7000, Tasmania Australia

9 George Street North Hobart Tasmania 7000

Harcourts Hobart

640000

This cute and charming character cottage is irresistible with its street appeal and presents an exciting opportunity for the next caretaker. Positioned close to the CBD and North Hobart eatery strip, this prized location offers a great lifestyle for a live in owner or the savvy investor could run a very attractive short-term accommodation business (STCA). Comprising of an open plan living area, one double bedroom and separate bathroom and laundry, the property is ideal for a single resident or couple. There is a spacious courtyard that is private and perfect for entertaining, with potential to extend the cottage to create an additional bedroom (STCA). The timber kitchen offers a comfortable workspace and storage to prepare meals and features a bay window and a timber panelled ceiling. There is a driveway and room for two parking spots off the street, which is a very rare commodity in this area. Some of the important maintenance items have already been taken care of, such as the roof and guttering which is relatively new, exterior paint, fencing, and electrical upgrades including heating. North Hobart strip is only moments away and is one of the busiest eatery streets in Hobart with a plethora of restaurants, cafes and boutiques to choose from. The vibrant location will provide a convenient lifestyle with many exciting options if you enjoy being out with loved ones. For further information or to arrange a private inspection, please contact Ben Vance. Council rates $ 1900.00 p.a. approximately Waters rates $ 1000 p.a. approximately Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained here in. While there is no reason to doubt it's accuracy, guarantee can not be assured. The content is intended as advice and such as can not be taken as absolute fact. Accordingly all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.