Location for gentrification Constructed in 1900, 16 Glebe street sits proud and tall on the built-up street scape, with level access to the grand front door and small enclosed front yard. Walking through the stain glass door you arrive into an open foyer that features the grand staircase, timber floors and balustrade with period detailing. There is a warm glow in the stair landing from the bright glass highlights in the feature sash window, this home has an appealing mix of historic beauty and modern allure. The lower floor features two large rooms with open fire places and period features like ceiling roses, high skirting boards and cornices. At the back of the home on the lower level is the open plan kitchen and dining occupied by a bathroom with a claw foot bath, walk in-shower and laundry. A small deck at the rear of the home has access to the enclosed yard and under house storage. The upper floor has two additional large rooms, and a smaller space suitable for an office or single bedroom. Views extend over the city and suburbs to majestic kunanyi/Mt Wellington capturing the afternoon sun in the kitchen and living area. While back bedroom upstairs looks down the Derwent River towards Bruny Island. The kitchen dining area is heated using a efficient Rinnai gas space heater and the front lounge has an additional in-built electric heater. Many original features throughout add to the appeal of this beautiful home that is only minutes from the docks, cultural centre of Hobart, Salamanca, CBD, sporting facilities, recreation areas and a local supermarket close by. 16 Glebe Street will make a lovely home, an exceptional investment property and also has scope for the new owner to add their personal touches.
