Ads By Google
Where do your thoughts take you when you think historic Tasmanian buildings? Richmond? Battery Point? Salamanca? <br/>64-66 Molle Street is reputedly the site for one of Australia's oldest existing properties. Potentially dating back as far as Circa 1812, the story goes that originally the property belonged to Catherine Molle; the wife of George James Molle (1773-1823) who, in 1815, was Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales. <br/><br/>In most recent times, this iconic piece of architectural history has been reinstated and transformed into a contemporary strata complex occupying a superb inner city fringe location. <br/>Where history meets modern, an eclectic design is forged producing a fusion that is near impossible to<br/>replicate. The result? Unique, bespoke accommodation to suit the fast paced modern lifestyle and intended to last a lifetime.<br/><br/>Comprising Dorma loft style master bedroom with sumptuous décor, home office/study or arguably a narrow designed (2.45Mx5M) second bedroom, gorgeous well appointed kitchen furbished with Artusi oven, hotplate & fridge, super convenient integrated dishwasher and iILVE rangehood as well as superb bathroom/laundry combined amenity.<br/>The living area flows effortlessly to a private alfresco courtyard; complete with sliding stacker doors to foster a seamless indoor/outdoor collaboration and the perfect place to unwind during the warmer Hobart months with a good book or a sneaky after work gin or glass of bubbles.<br/><br/>Whether inner city chic living, or lock-up leave is your necessity or preference, this outstanding fully furnished apartment offers this and more. <br/><br/>Conveniently located within walking distance to the picturesque Hobart waterfront, Salamanca Market & amenities including premier schools , medical facilities, supermarkets and transport, the location is seen as ideal.<br/><br/>This low maintenance property will suit anyone looking for a relaxed lifestyle, with the convenience of city living at your front door.
Ads By Google
