Boatshed 36 in Cornelian Bay in New Town. Image: delivered
The most dazzling boothed in Cornelian Bay can be yours today.
No.36 was built in 1948, is the largest of this coveted group of barns, and it offers an unusual level of luxury.
It is much more than a place to store a rubber boat and some fish bars.
No.36 has a bathtub overlooking the bay, a kitchen, a wooden deck that stretches over the water and a cozy wooden fire.
Representative of Peterswald -ownership Lucinda Scutt said that the boothed had hit the ground with questions that came in immediately.
“Within the first 24 hours there were five questions, including people who booked private inspections,” said Mrs. Scutt.
“Because it is at the end, closest to the park and the restaurant, the full renovation and how beautiful it looks, no. 36 would always be popular.
“It is a no-brainer for people; they have had the chance to see it immediately.”
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Mrs. Scutt said that Peterswald had sold no. 36 about 18 months ago.
It made $ 450,000.
“We had contact with people who missed during the previous campaign. Some people want to come and look at it again,” she said.
“These bootheds are the ultimate retreat and so unique for the area.
“The owner of No. 36 uses it as an art studio. It is a great place for her to paint and for her grandchildren to spend a summer day hang around and kayaking.
“It has been a while since a boothed from Cornelian Bay was sold. They don’t change owners so often.”
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Per realestate.com.au, Boatshed No.1a was sold in June 2024. The next most recent sale was no. 36 in December 2023. No. 11 was also sold in 2023.
One boat shock was sold in 2021 and two changed ownership in 2020.
The interior of 67 m² of No. 36 offers flexible space that is suitable for various applications, including relaxation, creative work or entertainment. The space is hospitable and practical.
Throwing proportions offer flexibility for organizing friends, celebrating milestones or immersing the Stillet in creative activities.
The building has a composting toilet system.
Cornelian Bay contributes to the attraction, with the popular boathouse restaurant, a special dog walk, children’s playground with barbecue facilities, sports fields, hiking trails and a path to the city next to a cycle path.
NO.36 keeps owned by the Freehold of the building and a crown rental agreement for the water that it entails to the high waterwork.
All these bootheds are only for recreational use, which means that owners cannot live there.
No.36 Boatshed in Cornelian Bay, New Town is for sale at Peterswald. It costs $ 450,000-plus.
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