Harriette House c1841 is the oldest recorded home to have been built in Waterloo Crescent, one of Battery Point’s most admired streets.

It is rare for a Georgian home in this location to offer such impressive proportions, abundant off-street parking including a double garage (with internal access), a full height sandstone basement and an exquisite position, steps away from village shops and restaurants.

The home offers level access, via a sandstone pathway, through a beautiful rose and persimmon tree garden.

Inside there is a wide hallway with Baltic pine floorboards, formal lounge room, master bedroom with ensuite, a further double bedroom and bathroom and an open plan kitchen-living-dining zone with lofty ceilings, opening onto a covered deck area via french doors. Upstairs there are two dormer bedrooms and a powder room, bringing the total number of bedrooms to four. The lower ground level features both a double garage and laundry and a separate sandstone basement with three separate rooms, providing for additional living room space, wine cellar and/or an area that could double up as a music room, studio, etc. The home features numerous fire places, polished timer flooring, two reverse cycle air conditioners.

Positioned on a wide block, the home features excellent additional off-street parking, a walled garden, hot-house and low maintenance plantings.

Property of this calibre is rarely available and represents an opportunity to acquire a generously proportioned historic home with an unmatched Battery Point position.

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