35 Charlton Street, Norwood TAS 7250

Situated at the corner of Charlton Street and Beech Road in Norwood, one of Launceston’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, this well-kept brick veneer 4-bedroom home offers convenient access to shopping, dining, health services and schools. The house also lies opposite the Charlton Street reserve which offers attractive walks, a football field and a children’s playground.

The house has been electrically re-wired, re-plumbed and recently internally re-painted. The main areas are air conditioned.

The fully renovated kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, quality custom cabinetry, granite benchtops and a walk-in pantry. Dine in the open plan living room or entertain guests in the formal dining room adjoining the split-level lounge room which is naturally lit by a large bay window.

The entrance, living and kitchen areas have polished timber floors, while the dining, lounge and bedrooms have been recently carpeted.
The master bedroom is complete with an en-suite bathroom and ample wardrobe space. Three additional bedrooms, two with built-in wardrobes offer versatility for guests or home offices. The custom designed main bathroom has a heated, tiled floor and a third toilet.

The patio at the rear of the house offers a tranquil oasis for outdoor gatherings and barbeques. The back yard also features fruit trees, a herb garden and a large workshop/garage with driveway access from a gated side entrance off Beech Road.

The landscaped front garden is along-side a sealed driveway leading to twin roller doors securing the large double garage. Off street parking at the front can accommodate up to 6 cars with a further three cars able to park at the rear.

Council rates: $540p/q approx.
Water rates: $365p/q approx.
Building size: 139m2 approx.
Land size: 896m2 approx.
Year built: 1985
Rental estimate: $520 - $550 per week

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