WEST HOBART

31A LIVERPOOL CRESCENT

THE chance to secure a “just built” new home in West Hobart is rare.

But that is exactly what is on offer here in leafy Liverpool Crescent.

Harcourts Hobart property representative Ian Strutton said this bespoke family home had been built by Inside Out Construction.

“This new home in the Knocklofty neighbourhood was built to a very high standard,” he said.

“As its position is in a bushfire zone, the home needed to be engineered and crafted to the stringent standards required to be bushfire ‘proof’.

“The location presented challenges but this award-winning boutique local construction company rose to the challenge and created a fantastic home.

“It sits among the trees and offers an inner-city lifestyle while feeling like you’re living on kunanyi/Mount Wellington.”

The three-bedroom home’s floorplan is split across two levels, with the master set on the top floor. It is well equipped with an ensuite and built-in wardrobes.

The chic ensuite has floor-to-ceiling tiles and a walk-in shower.

Most of the upper level is dedicated to the living zone.

Through the entry and down a hall the home opens to an airy dining room, the kitchen and then the deck.

Top-of-the-line European appliances and a breakfast bench are highlights in the kitchen.

Take the stairs downward to discover another living space, the family bathroom, and the second and third bedrooms.

This level also has a deck facing out to the lovely green views that this city-fringe suburb is renowned for.

Ian said the home had been built with the utmost care and using “superior” construction, materials, fixtures and fittings.

“It has double-glazed windows and high-quality thermal insulation,” he said.

The property has a discreet European laundry, multiple off-street carparks and a 704 sqm block.

Its neutral colour palette blends with the locale and will make it a breeze for the owner to put their own personalised stamp on the property.

In such a central location — only minutes from the city centre or Hobart’s waterfront precinct — the property could have appeal as a short stay accommodation venture, STCA.

From its peaceful location, the home is set close to shops, schools, parks and walking tracks.

For those that enjoy a stroll, it would take about 15 minute to walk into the city.

Take the pretty Rivulet Track, head past a cafe or two, hit the shops and then make your way home.