94 Queen St, Sandy Bay

Positioned in one of Sandy Bay's most tightly held pockets, this charming 1920s Federation home offers timeless character, tasteful modern updates and an unbeatable lifestyle just moments from everything you need. Filled with natural light and showcasing beautiful period features, the home blends classic elegance with contemporary comfort, while a private north-facing courtyard provides the perfect space to relax or entertain. PROPERTY FEATURES: - Beautifully maintained 1920s Federation home - Three spacious bedrooms - Light-filled interiors with high ceilings and polished timber floorboards - Original picture rails and decorative fireplace adding timeless character - Recently renovated kitchen with modern finishes and quality appliances - Stylishly renovated bathroom - Private, north-facing rear courtyard ideal for entertaining or relaxing - Fully fenced, low-maintenance outdoor space - Separate outbuilding incorporating a large laundry, second toilet and excellent storage - Rear laneway access to the outbuilding and courtyard ABOUT THE AREA: - Located in a highly sought-after pocket of Sandy Bay - Walking distance to Sandy Bay Village, Coles, Woolworths, cafés and restaurants - Close to the University of Tasmania and the Royal Hobart Hospital - Easy access to Battery Point, Salamanca Place and Hobart CBD - Near parks, public transport and the Hobart waterfront TERMS OF TENANCY: Available: Now Lease length: 12 months preferred Bond: Equivalent to four weeks rent Rent payable fortnightly in advance Pets: At any stage before or throughout this tenancy, the tenant will be required to seek the owner’s consent using the approved form to keep a pet at the premises. Inspections: To view this property please enquire online, you will then receive an email as soon as inspection times are available. You will also receive instructions on how to apply. 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.