19 Waterloo Crescent, Battery Point, Tas 7004

Harriette House c1841 is the oldest recorded home to have been built in Waterloo Crescent, one of Battery Point's most admired streets. 

It is rare for a Georgian home in this location to offer such impressive proportions, abundant off-street parking including a double garage (with internal access), a full height sandstone basement and an exquisite position, steps away from village shops and restaurants.

The home offers level access, via a sandstone pathway, through a beautiful rose and persimmon tree garden. 

Inside there is a wide hallway with Baltic pine floorboards, formal lounge room, master bedroom with ensuite, a further double bedroom and bathroom and an open plan kitchen-living-dining zone with lofty ceilings, opening onto a covered deck area via french doors. Upstairs there are two dormer bedrooms and a powder room, bringing the total number of bedrooms to four. The lower ground level features both a double garage and laundry and a separate sandstone basement with three separate rooms, providing for additional living room space, wine cellar and/or an area that could double up as a music room, studio, etc. The home features numerous fire places, polished timer flooring, two reverse cycle air conditioners.  

Positioned on a wide block, the home features excellent additional off-street parking, a walled garden, hot-house and low maintenance plantings.

Property of this calibre is rarely available and represents an opportunity to acquire a generously proportioned historic home with an unmatched Battery Point position.