No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart. Image: delivered
Arcadie has been a house at home for decades, but the time has come for a change.
This excellent example of Arts and Crafts -architecture was purchased in 1971 by the current family and is described by the elderly Tasmania agent Abi Freeman as a “really special property”.
Mrs. Freeman said that it is rich in architectural history and full of historical characteristics that are lovingly maintained.
“The building is presented flawlessly, and emphasizes its heritage functions everywhere,” she said.
“The traditionalist will fall in love with the federation design of the building, wooden paneling, high ceilings, graceful fireplaces, leadlight windows and image rails to name just a few.”
The position of the property is enviable.
It is a two -minute drive from the state cinema, shops and restaurants of North Hobart. And less than 10 minutes drive in the heart of the city or on the water.
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No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
And although many inner -city properties in North Hobart and surrounding areas have small to medium -sized blocks of land, Arcadie is the opposite.
“More than 3000 m² of land, positioned in such a central location, is a very rare offer – there are few characteristics of this nature, not only in Hobart, but every capital in the country,” said Mrs. Freeman.
“More than just a large block and beautiful gardens, it also has a separate right of the roadway that starts at Elizabeth St, which makes direct access to the back of the building possible.”
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Arcadie dates from 1924 and was designed by valued Hobart architect Bernard Walker.
The residence is an example of Walker’s Signature Federation Style with Arts and Crafts influences, the residence shows timeless design, superior craftsmanship and the lasting use of fine local materials in the sandstone and red brick construction.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
Lover of the same family has been carefully preserved by Walker’s own son and daughter-in-law Arcadie for more than 50 years and most recently, with beautiful original characteristics that have been retained everywhere.
Access to the historic house is through a Grand Entry Foyer, accessible from the pre -veranda.
This fantastic space immediately sets a tone of elegance that is supported by the two extensive levels of the house.
The ground floor is dedicated to refined living and entertaining and offers a series of graceful reception areas, including a generously proportioned living room, a formal dining room, a charming sitting room, a conservatory bathing in natural light and the family kitchen.
Propicality is also well considered, with washing facilities, a storage space and a bathroom that completes this level.
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No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
The stairs rise to the top level, where a large primary bedroom suite is a private retreat with direct access to a conservatory with a view of the water and an adjacent study or daycare center.
There are three more well -proportioned bedrooms and a central family bathroom at this level, which ensures sufficient accommodation for family and guests.
In addition to the period of the house blooms, modern improvements include an electric fireplace in the dining room and central heating ensure comfort all year round.
The established grounds are enchanting, with a canopy of adult fruit trees, proven lawns that they organize many back garden cricket match and an arbor that offers a picturesque setting for entertainment outside.
A garage, garden house and workshop further improve the facility of the building.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
With flexible urban zoning plans for mixed use, the building presents a considerable family home of rare family tree, while it also offers room for a series of alternative commercial use, subdivision or development, subject to approval of the council.
Whether it is a generation home or re -conceived for new possibilities, Arcadie is one of Hobart’s most striking heritage homes that are brought on the market, at this sought after location, for some time.
Positioned Only a few moments of the friends school and other excellent schools, Hill Street Grocer, the Vibrant North Hobart Cafe and Dining Strip, this coveted address promises an unparalleled lifestyle of convenience and charm.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart.
Mrs Freeman said that the property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial attitude and to become the next custodian of Arcadie, who continues his rich heritage and cherished memories.
“It is a real estate that will appeal to a series of high-end buyers, from architectural and heritage enthusiasts, to families who want to move to a premium home,” she said.
“Arcadie offers something very special, an opportunity to have a piece of Hobart’s history in combination with an extraordinary plot country.
“These kinds of opportunities are not common, that’s why this North Hobart jewel attracts attention as a heritage possession.”
Elders Commercial Agent George Burbury said that the flexible urban urban use of the property offers a reach for boutique advice rooms, office or medical accommodation (STCA).
“The substantial allocation of 3280 m² offers a compelling possibility of residential development of average density on just a short drive from Hobart’s CBD,” he said.
“Just 400 meters from the North Hobart Restaurant Strip, this site is ideally located to take advantage of the liveliness of the commercial district of the city edge.”
No.454 Elizabeth St, North Hobart is mentioned at El elsewhere Tasmania Op “Offers more than $ 2.45 million”.
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