Private, leafy & tranquil yet so close to CBD
If you are after a location where you can unwind, go for amazing walks, cycle or go for a run surrounded by native flora, fresh air, bird life, bush walks & the historic Lady Franklin Art Gallery yet be so close to Hobart, this property presents a lifestyle opportunity in one of Lenah Valley’s best pockets.
This delightful 1950 built home is in one of the best pockets of Lenah Valley and can be immediately enjoyed. Nestled at the foot of kunanyi/Mount Wellington and adjacent to Acanthe Park, this property sits amongst the leafy and private setting of the suburb of 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.
Set back privately behind solid brick fence plus garage, this lovely home features remote access boom gate entry, established gardens, a leafy private courtyard and is ready to move into. The well appointed modern kitchen is open to the dining and living zone and the home is effortlessly heated and cooled through a reverse cycle split system.
285 Lenah Valley Road is surrounded by parks and tracks, a bus stop just across the road and a creek at the back boundary for the most relaxing sounds and is located just a few short kilometres from Hobart’s CBD, within a 15 minute cycle, close to public transport and within walking distance to the café and retail district of Augusta Road as well as being close to the bars and restaurants of North Hobart.
This is a gorgeous home that offers peace and tranquility, modern convenience and a wonderful location, mere minutes to service and the CBD.
Get to Know Lenah Valley
Part of the municipality of Hobart, Lenah Valley is a leafy and quiet suburb in the foothills of Mount Wellington. Close to all services including the recently upgraded Augusta Road café and retail precinct, it has a direct bus route that runs to the Hobart CBD every 12 minutes.
The Lenah Valley newly upgraded popular Augusta Road retail and café 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.
About Hobart
Tasmania’s infrastructure pipeline over the next decade exceeds $30 billion, providing long-term economic confidence and employment stability. Major projects include a $500m restaurant and entertainment precinct at Berriedale, $700m in newly announced health funding, the newly announced $150m Cadburys ‘Chocolate Experience at Cadbury’ and the Macquarie Point $1b+ multi-purpose roofed stadium—set to become the most significant infrastructure project in southern Tasmania’s history.
Tasmania achieved 100% renewable electricity generation in 2020, powered by hydro, wind, and solar energy and is home to the world’s largest battery-electric ship manufacturer located in Hobart—reflecting the state’s strong environmental focus.
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