On the avenue...

Yep we can't believe it either! We've nearly been here a whole year and can't believe how much has happened since our arrival. It seems that Hobart has provided us with all that we came here for. And in much quicker succession than we had thought!
Here are some pics of our latest and definitely most expensive purchase! We take possession on the 30th Otober.

Here's what the Realestate Agents say...

Sunny position with fabulous potential
WEST MOONAH
Occupying an excellent location in Moonah this classic 1950"s home offers enormous potential for anyone prepared for some exciting and rewarding renovating. Sitting in a good size block the home enjoys lovely river views from the backyard and master bedroom. Offering a practical and easy living floor plan consisting of entry hall, 3 bedrooms (2 with built-ins), formal lounge with open fire place, separate dining, kitchen, neat bathroom, separate laundry with second toilet and a single garage under. Properties of this nature are always in demand. Why pay for someone else's taste and ideas when at this price in this location you can afford to indulge your own?

Scroll below for the photos and proposed changes and "plans"




#Wattle and Cypress to be removed!
#Exterior to be painted, colour to be advised.
Many Hobartian houses have these two styles of bricks. So we are looking at what everyone else has done around town before any decisions are put in place!



Original garage and original driveway. Dining and lounge windows visible.
#Landscaping on the horizon i suspect...



Loungeroom looking toward the hallway.
#Wood fired heater to be installed.
There is a fantastic 1950's ship "installed" above the open fire. Unfortunately not entirely visible!



Loungeroom looking to the dining room.
#Floorboards to be polished before we move in!



Kitchen.
#Nothing here except the floor, roof and walls are staying!



Master bedroom with built in robes.
#Floors to be polished.
#Blinds to be installed.
#Walls to be painted!!



Bathroom.
#A plumbers delight!



Site of the new outdoor entertaining area and wood fired pizza oven.



Apricot trees looking over to the "outdoor entertaining area". This is actually a good deal bigger than the picture shows.