Spacious..private…leafy…offers invited
This is an outstanding opportunity to secure a spacious unit, set over 2 levels with 142m2 of living space with its own undercover car spot, private courtyard, and deck.
At ground level and on level access entry, the floorplan features a living/dining room that opens on to the front courtyard, kitchen, laundry and a large light filled living room 6.6*4m which also opens out to a 11m2 deck featuring a leafy outlook and water glimpses.
The two bedrooms (both with built-ins), bathroom (with bath tub and 2nd toilet) and storage room are located downstairs.
If you are after a private, accessible property with great neighbours and nature all around, you cannot go passed this spacious unit!
About Taroona Taroona is a tightly held suburb just minutes to Hobart with Sandy Bay being the next suburb with prime properties rarely coming to market. Taroona is a quiet, friendly, and safe suburb offering outstanding walks and scenery. There are barbecues, bowls club, tennis courts, skateboard park, scout’s hall, community hall available – even a community garden. Taroona High and Primary Schools are an easy stroll along the beach-front walking track or road.
About Hobart Tasmania’s infrastructure pipeline over the next decade exceeds $30 billion, providing long-term economic confidence and employment stability. Major projects include a $500m restaurant and entertainment precinct at Berriedale, $700m in newly announced health funding, and the Macquarie Point $1b+ multi-purpose roofed stadium—set to become the most significant infrastructure project in southern Tasmania’s history. Tasmania achieved 100% renewable electricity generation in 2020, powered by hydro, wind, and solar energy—reflecting the state’s strong environmental focus.
‘Hobart rates as one of the nation’s leading markets of the past 20 years and, after a pause following its most recent growth spurt, is now on the cusp of another up cycle, the report said.’ [The Finance Better and Hotspotting Report 2026]
Tasmania is known for its pro-environmental stance, and in 2020 achieved 100% renewable energy status thanks to a combination of hydroelectricity, wind, and solar energy sources.
