Mandalay

Battery Point

7 McGregor Street

Expressions of Interest

A Piece of History

In 1852 Hobart became a municipality, at the time there was a population of 24,000 people, and it was Australias 3rd largest city. 18 years later, Mandalay was built in the hub of Hobarts magnificent Battery Point. Of Gothic design, and National Trust classified, it was originally a coach house and stables for the nearby mansion Lenna.

Today this property sits privately and proudly, just behind the world famous Salamanca precinct, and is a magnificent home of generous proportions. Spread over three levels, offering around 28 squares (259 sqm) of living space and proudly sitting on 906 sqm of golden Battery Point land, this home is ready for new owners. The ground floor encompasses a kitchen, two bedrooms (both with en-suites), lounge, dining, sun room and generous deck. Up the beautiful timber stair case to the first floor, reveals another three bedrooms, all with ensuites. The lower ground floor features a self contained living space with 2 bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen.

The grounds are simply magnificent and reminiscent of an English garden. Featuring wonderful established trees, flowering plants, a fountain and several private nooks and facing Hobarts waterfront, a beautifully place to enjoy the privacy and views. The property has too many features to list, polished floor boards, raw natural timbers, open fire places, wool carpets, large skirting boards, parking for 5 cars, grand driveway entrance, it really is a piece of Hobart history, close to every convenience and lovingly restored to its former glory.

Currently run as a B&B the owner has decided to sell the property as it was originally intended, as a family home.