26 Coleman Street, Moonah, TAS 7009

Exuding character and charm, this 1940s weatherboard home will impress from the moment you pull up at the curb. The curved, concrete entrance, covered porch and red door set the scene for delightful features to be discovered within: sash windows, high ceilings, picture rails, light fittings and original patterned glass in the French doors to name just a few.

Freshly painted white laven-plastered walls and new carpet in bedrooms compliment the Tas Oak timber flooring providing the backdrop to your new lifestyle. Alternatively, this property could make a great investment, given the growing popularity of Moonah and all it has to offer with a plethora of restaurants and cafes and all the services you might need.

The floorplan is quite versatile regarding desired living arrangements, but there are currently three bedrooms and two living areas, plus a kitchen/dining zone. All rooms are very generous in proportion. The bathroom is fresh and white with good natural light and centrally located. Both kitchen and bathroom have been upgraded in recent times and are move-in ready. The kitchen, with white cabinetry, subway tiled-splashback and Bosch dishwasher overlooks the backyard. Heating is provided by reverse cycle air con in the living zone.

A covered courtyard at the rear could be further enhanced, and here you have a laundry area, second toilet and plenty of storage options. The large backyard gets loads of sun. Fruit trees include apricot and lemon, with a passionfruit vine growing against one of the two sheds. This shed is complete with power and a fuse box. There's a brick boundary wall; so set up a basketball ring, or even a BBQ area. Two clotheslines are available, with still plenty of room for landscaping to make this yard your own private haven within suburbia.

Rental appraisal: $550 to $580 per week.

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