"The Old Granary" Circa 1827
This iconic residence of unsurpassed quality and style, is sure to impress those looking for something unique and truly steeped in Tasmanian history. The house stands amid the foundation ruins of Henry William Mortimers settlement property with the walled gardens containing the remnants of the stables and blacksmiths shop.
This executive home showcases meticulously restored convict stone walls throughout enhanced by a stylish and modern contemporary feel.
Offering a versatile floor plan, the home would suit many uses from executive style living, extended families or perhaps a Bed and Breakfast. The heart of this home is the recently upgraded kitchen including new stone bench tops and butlers sink and would suit any aspiring master chef. The kitchen also features exposed timber A frames, a convict brick fire place and French doors that lead to an alfresco dining area, perfect for entertaining or family gatherings. The well-proportioned living area flows through to the walled courtyard offering a welcoming transition between inside and out.
The craftsman made timber stairs lead to the impressive master bedroom offering panoramic water and mountain views. Completing this level is a stylish en-suite and walk in robe.
A separate wing houses two bedrooms, adjacent to the family bathroom and laundry and sharing a common second living area that offers French doors for separate access. Last but not least is a generous multipurpose area that could be utilised as a games room, theatre, additional bedroom or home office.
The home is surrounded by a delightful mix of formal and informal gardens on a 2ha of cleared and fenced land and boasts a horse arena, round yard, three paddocks and several outbuildings including a large shed.
Outdoor enthusiasts or horse riders have access to the Tangara Trail which runs along the property boundary and Mortimer Bay is only a minutes walk from your doorstep.
We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations
